Karel Zak wrote:
On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 09:32:55PM -0700, Linda A. Walsh wrote:
While it works interactively, that leaves out using it when most of the file
systems are loaded -- how can one specify -no-canonicalize in /etc/fstab?
Why do you want something like this?
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Why wouldn't I?
The option --no-canonicalize has very special purpose (e.g. when
mount.<type> helper calls mount(8)).
The default canonicalization has a very special purpose to the
kernel/dm, but it
is not necessarily what a user wants to see when they type 'mount'.
Is there a reason NOT to give the option to user to display it as they wish,
or is there some reason to force the user into using the kernel/lvm internal
format?
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