Eric W. Biederman [ebiederm@xxxxxxxxxxxx] wrote: | Sukadev Bhattiprolu <sukadev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: | | > I have nfs-ganesha [1.5.1] with FSAL_VFS running on Linux 3.7.0-rc8 on | > an x86_64 RHEL6.2 system (the "host"). I can export the filesystems and | > mount from another system. | > | > I am trying to use nfs-Ganesha from within a Linux container on the same | > system. | > | > My container setup: | > | > On the REHL6.2 host, I have a directory, /export/vm1-root. | > | > The root of my linux container is bind mounted to that directory | > So a file '/export/vm1-root/foobar' is known to the container as | > '/foobar' and other files/directories in '/export' are not visible | > from the container. | > | > [ie it is as if the processes inside the containers have run 'chroot' | > into /export/vm1-root and can't escape out of this]. | | Have you run pivot_root so you can throw away your old mounts? I don't I used virsh/libvirt to create the container and libvirtd does the pivot_root(). | know a thing about the nfs ganesha user space daemon but /proc/mounts | should be the only way it could detect your mounts are in a container | and do something odd or confusing. I had an error in the /etc/ganesha/vfs.ganesha.exports.conf. I fixed that and forced an entry for / in container's /etc/mtab. I am now able to export from the container and mount from an external host. Sorry for the noise. Suka _______________________________________________ Containers mailing list Containers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/containers
