On 07/16/2012 12:20 PM, Roger Leigh wrote: > The question I have is, is this reproducible without schroot. > e.g. can you reproduce the problem by: > - mounting linprocfs on /path/to/chroot/proc > - running "chroot /path/to/chroot" > - testing if it still fails > > If this is the case, then it's most likely a linprocfs bug in > the kfreebsd kernel. > > Also, what happens if you do a nullfs mount of the host /proc > onto /path/to/chroot? Does it still fail in this case?
I'd treat them as two different issues, even though tests make me point the finger at nullfs in both cases. Don't know if two symptoms of the same bug. ------------ kernel issue ------------ Some tests with getpathname I attached in first mail. prepare # mkdir /tmp/subdir # cp getpathname /tmp # cp getpathname /tmp/subdir # cp getpathname /usr # cp getpathname /usr/local # cd /tmp # ./getpathname /tmp/getpathname # /tmp/getpathname /tmp/getpathname # cd / # /tmp/getpathname /tmp/getpathname # cd /tmp/subdir === schroot # ./getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # /tmp/subdir/getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # cd /tmp # /tmp/subdir/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # cd / # /tmp/subdir/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< === classic chroot # ./getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # /tmp/subdir/getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # cd /tmp # /tmp/subdir/getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # cd / # /tmp/subdir/getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname === classic chroot with /tmp nullfs # ./getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # /tmp/subdir/getpathname /tmp/subdir/getpathname # cd /tmp # /tmp/subdir/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # cd / # /tmp/subdir/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # cd /usr # ./getpathname /usr/getpathname # /usr/getpathname /usr/getpathname # cd / === schroot # /usr/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< === classic chroot # /usr/getpathname /usr/getpathname === classic chroot with /usr nullfs # /usr/getpathname /usr/getpathname # cd /usr/local === schroot # ./getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # /usr/local/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # cd /usr # /usr/local/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # cd / # /usr/local/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< === classic chroot # ./getpathname /usr/local/getpathname # /usr/local/getpathname /usr/local/getpathname # cd /usr # /usr/local/getpathname /usr/local/getpathname # cd / # /usr/local/getpathname /usr/local/getpathname === classic chroot with /usr nullfs # ./getpathname /usr/local/getpathname # /usr/local/getpathname /usr/local/getpathname # cd /usr # /usr/local/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< # cd / # /usr/local/getpathname sysctl error <<<<< -------------------- /proc/self/exe issue -------------------- # mount -t linprocfs proc /srv/chroot/unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild/proc # chroot /srv/chroot/unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild ls -l /proc/self/exe lr--r--r-- 1 root root 0 Jul 16 13:17 /proc/self/exe -> /bin/ls (unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild)root@kfreebsd-i386-01:/# exit # umount /srv/chroot/unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild/proc # mount -t nullfs /proc /srv/chroot/unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild/proc # chroot /srv/chroot/unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild ls -l /proc/self/exe lr--r--r-- 1 root root 0 Jul 16 13:18 /proc/self/exe -> /bin/ls # umount /srv/chroot/unstable-kfreebsd-i386-sbuild/proc # schroot -c sid -- ls -l /proc/self/exe ls: cannot read symbolic link /proc/self/exe: No such file or directory lr--r--r-- 1 root root 0 Jul 16 13:24 /proc/self/exe Symbolic link which doesn't point to any file. Seems the underlying nullfs breaks linprocfs overmount. -- Gabriele -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
