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classifier: Fix directory rule to match within correct filesystem - #1838
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Inode numbers are unique only within a filesystem, so i_ino alone matches directories on other filesystems. Add i_sb that tracks superblock pointer together with inode number, so that mountpoint on the path of classification rule does not lead to misclassification. Signed-off-by: Robert Baldyga <robert.baldyga@unvertical.com>
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Inode numbers are unique only within a filesystem, so i_ino alone matches directories on other filesystems. Add i_sb that tracks superblock pointer together with inode number, so that mountpoint on the path of classification rule does not lead to misclassification.