[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike McLean) writes: >> Note that the program makes use of Linux namespaces. This *should* >> make our handling of mount points within the chroot (/proc, /sys, >> etc.) a bit easier to clean up, since when the process dies the mounts >> should just go away. I haven't verified this though, so caveat emptor. > > Using namespaces does not relieve us of managing our mounts. For > example, mock.py still needs to make sure the mounts are gone before > attempting to remove a buildroot.
No; you can do | $ mock foo.src.rpm | --> | - enter new namespace | - cleanup buildroot | - mount /proc + /dev/pts | - rpm -U ... + rpmbuild ... | - exit() | --> | kernel unmounts /proc + /dev/pts when last process in the newly | created namespace terminates | $ mock bar.src.rpm | --> | - enter new namespace | - cleanup buildroot There is no need for an explicit 'umount(2)'; you have just to make sure that no daemons or other programs are hanging around which were started during the 'rpm -U ... + rpmbuild ...' phase. Enrico -- Fedora-buildsys-list mailing list Fedora-buildsys-list@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-buildsys-list
