I'm trying to set up two different filesystem contexts.
   $ mkdir a b common
   $ mkfifo common/fifo
   $ sudo mount -t aufs -o br=common none a
   $ sudo mount -t aufs -o br=common none b
   If I write and read to the same fifo path (e.g a/fifo) everything
   works fine, but if I do
   shell1$ cat a/fifo
   ...
   shell2$ echo 'hi' > b/fifo
   nothing happens.
   Are the some additional options for aufs which would make this work,
   or am I hitting a more fundamental problem.
   Cheers,
   -max
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