Hello Miklos,
Miklos Szeredi:
> +The lower filesystem can be any filesystem supported by Linux and does
> +not need to be writable. The lower filesystem can even be another
> +overlayfs. ...
When user mounts overlayfs over and over like this,
# mount -t overlayfs -o upper=/rw1,lower=/ro1 none /ovl1
# mount -t overlayfs -o upper=/rw2,lower=/ovl1 none /ovl2
:::
# mount -t overlayfs -o upper=/rwN,lower=/ovl{N-1} none /ovlN
And if he modify a file in the bottom RO layer, then overlayfs copies-up
the file into each RW layer?
- 'fileA' exists in only /ro1.
- nested mounts.
- run "echo append >> /ovlN/fileA"
- is fileA copied-up to /rw1, and then to /rw2, and then ... to /rwN?
If user specify a single dir as every upper laery, then the copyup will
be done only once, or such RW layers are not allowed?
J. R. Okajima
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