I have an odd situation. Here is an excerpt from my fstab: /usr/pkg/etc/asterisk /usr/local/etc/asterisk null rw /VEX/etc/asterisk /usr/local/etc/asterisk union rw /usr/local/var/asterisk /usr/local/etc/asterisk union rw
Basically I create an empty directory for my asterisk config. I first null mount the distributed files on that so that the pkg files are still accessible. Then I union mount my locally modified (and subversioned) files over that. Finally I union mount the directory where generated files are created over that. This scheme keeps everything nicely compartmentalized. My problem is that the final mount does not work at boot time. If I run "mount /usr/local/var/asterisk" after the system has booted it mounts just fine. Also "mount -a" does not do the final mount. Am I missing something or am I just pushing the limits? -- D'Arcy J.M. Cain <[email protected]> http://www.NetBSD.org/ IM:[email protected]
