Hi everyone!
I'm still stuck on copy-up on Squeeze:(
For testing purposes I have created a file under a new directory
/var/testing/zebulon.txt. After fully booted Squeeze I have do my script
which was at start before all other thing in /etc/rcS.d
mount -t tmpfs none /mnt/var #create a writable place for some
#parts of /var
tar -xzf /boot/aufs_mnt_var.tar.gz #it's fills up the /mnt/var with a
#part of directories and files from /var
mount -t aufs -o br:/mnt/var:/var none /var
Each directories /mnt/var and /var are writable, now for sure, but if I
append something to /var/testing/zebulon.txt immediately create an updated
version for /mnt/var/testing/zebulon.txt and after reboot changes are lost
in /var/testing/zebulon.txt
What could be wrong?
Do I need explicitly declare that /var is also writable?
mount -t aufs -o br:/mnt/var:/var=wr none /var
May be the default policy=copy-up was changed at compile time of binary
package, or when module is loaded the default behavior is overwritten?
Any suggestion? Ideas?
Sincerely
tovis
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