Twalk tag [2] fid [2] name [28]
Rwalk tag [2] fid [2] qid [8]

For the walk to succeed, the file identified by fid must be a directory and the implied user of the request must have permission to search the directory. (See Inferno Communications Protocol, Styx).

After a successful walk, fid represents the specified file. The qid for the new file is returned with the walk reply message.

A walk of the name '.' in the root directory of a server is a no-op.

Entry Points

One or more walk messages may be generated by any of the following calls, which evaluate file names: bind, create, mount, open, remove, stat, unmount, and wstat.

The file name element '.' (dot, current directory) is interpreted locally and is not transmitted in walk messages.

See Also

bind, mount, unmount - change file name space in Chapter 8

chdir - change working directory in Chapter 8

open, create - open/create a file for reading or writing in Chapter 8

remove - remove a file in Chapter 8

stat, fstat, fwstat, wstat - get and put file status in Chapter 8

Inferno Communications Protocol, Styx