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Kevin Klues updated MESOS-5969:
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    Description: 
Many places in the codebase assume that the mountinfo table is sorted according 
to the order: {{parent mount point < child mount point}}.

However, in some cases this may not be true if (for example), a parent mount 
point (say {{/}}) is remounted to add some extra flags to it.  When this 
happens, the remounted file system will appear in the mount table at the point 
where it was remounted.

We actually encountered this problem in the wild for the case of {{/}} being 
remounted after {{/run}} was mounted -- causing problems in the 
{{NvidiaVolume}} which assumes the {{parent  < child}} ordering.

  was:
Many places in the codebase assume that the mount table is sorted according to 
the order: {{parent mount point < child mount point}}.

However, in some cases this may not be true if (for example), a parent mount 
point (say {{/}}) is remounted to add some extra flags to it.  When this 
happens, the remounted file system will appear in the mount table at the point 
where it was remounted.

We actually encountered this problem in the wild for the case of {{/}} being 
remounted after {{/run}} was mounted -- causing problems in the 
{{NvidiaVolume}} which assumes the {{parent  < child}} ordering.


> Linux 'MountInfoTable' entries not sorted as expected
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MESOS-5969
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-5969
>             Project: Mesos
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 1.0.0
>            Reporter: Kevin Klues
>            Assignee: Kevin Klues
>              Labels: filesystem, linux
>             Fix For: 1.0.1
>
>
> Many places in the codebase assume that the mountinfo table is sorted 
> according to the order: {{parent mount point < child mount point}}.
> However, in some cases this may not be true if (for example), a parent mount 
> point (say {{/}}) is remounted to add some extra flags to it.  When this 
> happens, the remounted file system will appear in the mount table at the 
> point where it was remounted.
> We actually encountered this problem in the wild for the case of {{/}} being 
> remounted after {{/run}} was mounted -- causing problems in the 
> {{NvidiaVolume}} which assumes the {{parent  < child}} ordering.



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