Josef Sipek wrote: > You want both directories to be read-only? You should have at least the > highest priority branch rw. If you want the whole union to be ro, make > the highest priority branch rw, but make the mount ro. Eg.
Thanks, it does work when I mount the leftmost branch rw. The reason I did mount both directories ro was, that directories on the ro branch got copied into the rw branch (I didn't do that...). So I had these directories on both filesystems. I don't know if this is an expected behaviour... I want to avoid having duplicate directories (and the files in them) in the branches! Is there any option I can pass to unionfs, so that it doesn't do that? The ro-branch is ~120G with < 100MB free space, the rw-branch ~250G with 100G+ free. Regards, Ferdinand Hübner _______________________________________________ unionfs mailing list [email protected] http://www.fsl.cs.sunysb.edu/mailman/listinfo/unionfs
