ioForeignPrivReqCount
types
long filler1; ‹4 24 filler
long filler2; ‹4 28 filler
Ptr ioForeignPrivBuffer; 4 32 privileges data long ioForeignPrivReqCount; 4 36 size of buffer
long ioForeignPrivActCount; 4 40 amount of buffer used
long filler3; ‹4 44 filler
long ioForeignPrivDirID; 4 48 parent directory ID of
foreign file or directory
long ioForeignPrivInfo1; 4 52 privileges data
long ioForeignPrivInfo2; 4 56 privileges data
long ioForeignPrivInfo3; 4 60 privileges data
long ioForeignPrivInfo4; 4 64 privileges data
typedef ForeignPrivParam *ForeignPrivParamPtr;
PBSetForeignPrivs) that an application or shell program can use to
communicate with a foreign file system about its native access- control
system. The functions retrieve and set access permissions on the foreign
file system. The access-control functions use the new
The most common way to use this structure is to allocate a union that is an
aggregate and create and initialize a pointer to the desired data type. See