Dnia poniedziaƂek, 27 lutego 2006 00:41, Josef Sipek napisaƂ(a):
> On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 01:18:06AM +0100, Marcin Prejsnar wrote:
> > Helo,
> > I can't use reiserfs filesystem mounted read-only as branch of union.
> > When I use iso9660 or ext2 filesystem as this branch, everything is OK.
> >
> > I do something like that:
> >
> > mount /dev/hda3 /mnt/readonly -t reiserfs -o ro
> > mount tmpfs /mnt/tmpfs -t tmpfs
> > mount unionfs /mnt/union -o rw,dirs=/mnt/tmpfs=rw,/mnt/readonly=ro
> >
> > then test:
> > touch /mnt/union/new_file
> > touch: cannot touch `/mnt/union/new_file': Read-only file system
>
> What does `mount` say? Does it correctly list the unionfs mount?
>

Yes. Look at this test. I used normal file loop-mounted. See attached script.
Here are some results:

----------------------------------------
tmpfs on /un/write type tmpfs (rw)
/un/testfs on /un/rdonly type reiserfs (ro,loop=/dev/loop1)
unionfs on /un/union type unionfs (rw,dirs=/un/write=rw:/un/rdonly=ro)

touch: cannot touch `/un/union/new_file': Read-only file system
----------------------------------------
tmpfs on /un/write type tmpfs (rw)
/un/testfs on /un/rdonly type xfs (ro,loop=/dev/loop1)
unionfs on /un/union type unionfs (rw,dirs=/un/write=rw:/un/rdonly=ro)

touch: cannot touch `/un/union/new_file': Read-only file system
----------------------------------------
tmpfs on /un/write type tmpfs (rw)
/un/testfs on /un/rdonly type ext2 (ro,loop=/dev/loop1)
unionfs on /un/union type unionfs (rw,dirs=/un/write=rw:/un/rdonly=ro)

ls /un/union
lost+found  new_file
----------------------------------------
tmpfs on /un/write type tmpfs (rw)
/un/testfs on /un/rdonly type ext3 (ro,loop=/dev/loop1)
unionfs on /un/union type unionfs (rw,dirs=/un/write=rw:/un/rdonly=ro)

ls /un/union
lost+found  new_file
----------------------------------------

> > I use unionfs-1.1.1.
> > Can you help me?
>
> You should try to use the latest 1.1 release or CVS.

How to get the CVS access (readonly)?

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