fidl_fuchsia_fshost

Enum AdminRequest

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pub enum AdminRequest {
    Mount {
        device: ClientEnd<BlockMarker>,
        name: String,
        options: MountOptions,
        responder: AdminMountResponder,
    },
    Unmount {
        name: String,
        responder: AdminUnmountResponder,
    },
    GetDevicePath {
        fs_id: u64,
        responder: AdminGetDevicePathResponder,
    },
    WriteDataFile {
        filename: String,
        payload: Vmo,
        responder: AdminWriteDataFileResponder,
    },
    WipeStorage {
        blobfs_root: Option<ServerEnd<DirectoryMarker>>,
        blob_creator: Option<ServerEnd<BlobCreatorMarker>>,
        responder: AdminWipeStorageResponder,
    },
    ShredDataVolume {
        responder: AdminShredDataVolumeResponder,
    },
    StorageHostEnabled {
        responder: AdminStorageHostEnabledResponder,
    },
}
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Manages fshost lifecycle

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Mount

Mounts the filesystem on the block device. The filesystem will be mounted in /fs/mnt/ (in fshost’s outgoing directory). This may or may not be supported depending on fshost configuration.

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§device: ClientEnd<BlockMarker>
§name: String
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Unmount

Unmounts a previously mounted filesystem.

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§name: String
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GetDevicePath

Returns the device path for the filesystem with the given fs_id.

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§fs_id: u64
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WriteDataFile

Writes filename into the data partition with contents from payload, formatting the data partition if it isn’t already formatted. Overwrites file if it already exists.

This can only be called while the data partition isn’t already mounted, which is typically in recovery builds where fshost is running with the ramdisk_image flag set.

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§filename: String
§payload: Vmo
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WipeStorage

Reprovision the first non-ramdisk FVM volume, and format/mount the blob partition. The formatted Blobfs instance can be accessed via the client end of blobfs_root; if no handle is provided, then blobfs won’t be formatted.

If fxblob is configured, blob_creator will be connected with the fxfs BlobCreator protocol, which should be used instead of creating blobs in the blobfs_root. blobfs_root will still be connected and can be used to read blobs. If fxblob is configured, but no handle is provided for blob_creator or for blobfs_root, the blob volume won’t be formatted. If a handle is provided for blob_creator but fxblob is not configured, the channel will be closed.

This function will pause the fshost block watcher regardless of success or failure. Requires fshost to be started with the ramdisk_image config option set to true.

WARNING: This will cause irreversible data loss. Use with caution.

TODO(https://fxbug.dev/42063480): This function unbinds all child drivers of the volume to be wiped. This can race with the fshost block device manager, which attempts to bind the FVM driver and unseal the zxcrypt volume.

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§blobfs_root: Option<ServerEnd<DirectoryMarker>>
§blob_creator: Option<ServerEnd<BlobCreatorMarker>>
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ShredDataVolume

Wipes the data volume which will get reinitialised upon next boot. This is not cryptographically secure; the caller should take care to reset hardware keys.

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StorageHostEnabled

Returns whether fshost is configured to use storage-host.

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impl AdminRequest

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pub fn into_mount( self, ) -> Option<(ClientEnd<BlockMarker>, String, MountOptions, AdminMountResponder)>

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pub fn into_unmount(self) -> Option<(String, AdminUnmountResponder)>

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pub fn into_get_device_path(self) -> Option<(u64, AdminGetDevicePathResponder)>

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pub fn into_write_data_file( self, ) -> Option<(String, Vmo, AdminWriteDataFileResponder)>

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pub fn into_wipe_storage( self, ) -> Option<(Option<ServerEnd<DirectoryMarker>>, Option<ServerEnd<BlobCreatorMarker>>, AdminWipeStorageResponder)>

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pub fn into_shred_data_volume(self) -> Option<AdminShredDataVolumeResponder>

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pub fn into_storage_host_enabled( self, ) -> Option<AdminStorageHostEnabledResponder>

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pub fn method_name(&self) -> &'static str

Name of the method defined in FIDL

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impl Debug for AdminRequest

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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