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operations.
The problem is caused by the incorrect handling of the parent inode's
i_nlink count for the dentry to be RENAME_EXCHANGED. There are 3 cases
to consider. Assume we want to RENAME_EXCHANGE struct dentry *a and
struct dentry *b, and inode_a is pointed to by dentry_a, inode_b is
pointed to by dentry_b:
1. If inode_a is a directory, but inode_b isn't, then we must decrease
the i_nlink count of old_dir_i, and increase the i_nlink of new_dir_i.
2. If inode_a isn't a directory, but inode_b is a directory, then we
must increase the i_nlink of old_dir_i, and decrease the i_nlink count
of new_dir_i.
3. If the types of inode_a and inode_b are the same, we don't change the
i_nlink for either old_dir_i or new_dir_i.
Signed-off-by: Jing Qiu <aqiu0720@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Felix Fietkau <nbd@nbd.name>
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