I'm trying to set up two different filesystem contexts.
$ mkdir a b common
$ mkfifo common/fifo
$ sudo mount -t aufs -o br=common none a
$ sudo mount -t aufs -o br=common none b
If I write and read to the same fifo path (e.g a/fifo) everything
works fine, but if I do
shell1
Hello Max,
Max Ott:
> If I write and read to the same fifo path (e.g a/fifo) everything
> works fine, but if I do
>
> shell1$ cat a/fifo
> ...
> shell2$ echo 'hi' > b/fifo
>
> nothing happens.
Because your 'a' and 'b' are different mount from each other, and
'a/fifo' and 'b/fifo' are different e
Wonderful! Thanks a lot. That makes sense and I just got it to work.
Cleaning up is a bit more involved now, but that's working now as well.
Before I found out about this mailing list I posted a question on
Stackoverflow
([1]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26791920/named-
