On Thu March 22 2012, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Robert Wotzlaw:
> > to locate the reason of the AUFS kernel message. In my opinion, I can
> > live with this message and if I see it right, the message doesn't
> > point on an error, an error that can harm the file system and it
> > contents.
>
> It is ok for me that you stop investigating.
> But I'd give you an advise again.
>
You might try putting a 'wrapper' on /sbin/mount, along the lines of:
mv mount mount.real
Write a new 'mount' application:
#!/bin/sh
echo "${@}" >> /var/log/auth.log
exec mount.real
Since gdm (the 'greeter' I mentioned) will do authentication that shows
up in /var/log/auth.log
The "whatever" is calling mount will show up in the log relative to the
actions that gdm takes in doing authentication.
Note:
pam_mount is an optional pam module, it is not an error for it to be missing.
Note:
gvfs is a 'fuse based' file system, it may have something to do with the
messages you are seeing.
Mike
> If gnome or gvfs really needs to remount the root dir to change the
> mount option, then such change is not in effect. Since it (probably)
> misinterpret /etc/mtab and the root dir, and give some options for ext3
> to aufs (and aufs produces the messages).
> I'd suggest you to try modifying your /etc/mtab as I wrote before.
>
>
> J. R. Okajima
>
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