I have similar problem, and I hope that it is the same cause.
I created a test script that reproduces my problem.
#!/bin/bash
set -u
set -e
MERGE=${PWD}/merge
LAYER01=${PWD}/layer01
LAYER02=${PWD}/layer02
LAYER03=${PWD}/layer03
LAYER04=${PWD}/layer04
Hello Yokogawa,
Kazuya Yokogawa:
> I have similar problem, and I hope that it is the same cause.
>
> I created a test script that reproduces my problem.
Thank you for the script.
Now I think I could understand the problem.
I will apply Karl Semich's fix and release on next Monday.
J. R.
Hello Karl,
Karl Semich:
> - 3 layers of +wh under the rw layer on top
> - Bottom layer has folder A with files inside it
> - Second-to-bottom layer has a whiteout deleting folder A on bottom layer
> - Second-to-top layer has folder A recreated with files inside it
> - Go into rw top mount,
