I all,
I'm using unionfs for my document folder because I finished space on
internal drive of my notebook.
So I have a DVD with a lot of documentation.
I'm very happy because I didn't known about this filesystem.
Now I'm experimenting with unionctl, and I have this strange behavior:
In a directory of the unionfs I have:
lf190a4.zip -> /doc_emc/Calderone/lf190a4.zip
Matrice_P650_AIX_5.1.pdf
where the first is a sym link and the second is a real file.
the unionfs is the union of two other filesystems:
unionctl /doc_emc --list
/mnt/UNIONFS/doc_emc (rw)
/mnt/appoggio/doc_emc (r-)
The link and the file are present in /mnt/UNIONFS/doc_emc
and /mnt/appoggio/doc_emc but the output of the command
for a in * ;do unionctl --query $a;done
is
lf190a4.zip /mnt/appoggio/doc_emc (r-)
Matrice_P650_AIX_5.1.pdf /mnt/UNIONFS/doc_emc (rw)
Matrice_P650_AIX_5.1.pdf /mnt/appoggio/doc_emc (r-)
I think that dereferencing the link before to call the unionctl is not
the right things.
The same is for a link that reference to an external filesystem:
/scambio is not a valid union.
What do you think about?
Tanx to all for this good job
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