Hello! I want to join two rw branches. Files should be written to that one, where is more free space. /mnt/1 - have a lot of files in many dirs in it. /mnt/2 is empty so has much more space then /mnt/1
I create aufs mountpoint using mount -v -t aufs -o br:/mnt/1=rw:/mnt/2=rw,create=mfs,sum none /mnt/tst/ when I write any file in /mnt/tst/ (not deeper in subdirs) - everything goes ok. But if I write to any file that is in any subdir of /mnt/tst I get # touch /mnt/tst/dir/qwe touch: setting times of ‘/mnt/tst/dir/qwe’: No such file or directory for file and mkdir /mnt/tst/dir/qwe mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/mnt/tst/dir/qwe’: Operation not permitted for directory. Just to be clear: ls /mnt/1/ dir/ .wh..wh.aufs .wh..wh.orph/ .wh..wh.plnk/ and /mnt/2 - empty Seems that according to create=mfs it decides to write do /mnt/2, but can't find /mnt/2/dir. And somehow refused to do so. I'm using aufs3 (can't upgrade to newer version of debian). Please tell me whether I set up something wrong or it's problem in the software and I have to upgrade to resolve it? With best regards, IVan. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot
