FYI: I noticed that after an aufs mount command fails (e.g. if I
accidentally write xino=), the target will still be
considered a mountpoint by `mountpoint` ("/Archive is a mountpoint"),
even though the folder is empty and `df` and `mount` don't list it as
one.
Possibly related to the bug you foun
Daniel Smedegaard Buus:
> Do you have any idea why aufs won't mount with autofs? I have a direct
> map using tmpfs which works:
>
> /Archive -fstype=3Dtmpfs,size=3D20M none
>
> Doing an ls on /Archive instantly mounts it. However,
>
> /Archive -fstype=3Daufs,ro,xino=3D/run/xino,br=3D/titan
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 4:01 PM, wrote:
>
> Daniel Smedegaard Buus:
>> Do you have any idea why aufs won't mount with autofs? I have a direct
>> map using tmpfs which works:
>>
>> /Archive -fstype=3Dtmpfs,size=3D20M none
>>
>> Doing an ls on /Archive instantly mounts it. However,
>>
>> /A
