Excellent work. I think this is very close to a solution. I think some
more testing and some additional tweaking is needed. My notes after
looking over all the scripts' interactions:
- if-up.d/mountnfs should not run unless the required rc scripts are finished
(i.e. finished with rcS.d)
- note the existing hack to start portmap/nfs-common
- other infrastructure may not be ready (mtab)
- init.d/waitnfs.sh could then run after all the interfaces came up and already
aborted their (too early) attempt to mount, so it will need to initiate a
mount-all-netfs too.
- races from all directions (udev, manual ifup, waitnfs) is (and will be) a
problem since the current locking isn't good enough (mkdir "lock" isn't a sane
lock for tight races)
- perhaps use /lib/udev/watershed to run a new nfs-mounting-helper script
from both if-up.d/mountnfs and init.d/waitnfs.sh ?
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