On Thursday 26 July 2007, Karel Zak wrote: > On Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at 08:21:55PM -0400, Mike Frysinger wrote: > > this isnt a regression from 2.12, just a bug report ;) > > > > running: > > $ mount -nvf / -o remount > > does not exec any other programs and gives me nice output if the > > filesystem is something simple like ext3 ... but if it's something like > > nfs or smbfs, the sub mount program will be executed instead. in the > > case of mount.nfs, no > > I've fixed mount.nfs in nfs-utils: i was under the impression we punted this though to the nfs-utils package ? > No clue about mount.smbfs or others implementations (I think it's less > important than NFS -- probably nobody use SMB as a root filesystem). i just quickly grabbed the next available fs type i had mounted locally ... but yes, i dont think ive ever heard of someone using smbfs as a root fs > > option list is properly filled out ? > > The syntax of external (u)mount helpers is described in mount.8 and > umount.8, but util-linux-ng-v2.13 is probably the first release where > this stuff is correctly implemented -- it means we need a time to fix > others mount.<type> (e.g. smbfs). maybe i'll look into hassling the samba guys then ;) > Mike, it seems you use "mount -fnv / -o remount" as a replacement for > "mount | grep ^/" :-) yes and no ... we use it to determine user intent in our init scripts before performing some boot operations ... -mike
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