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BJ Dierkes wrote:
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>> 1) more reliable mount/umount
>> several people have pointed out instances where mock exits leaving
>> mounts behind (specifically /dev), and the next invokation of mock
>> ends up 'rm -rf' the host machine's /dev. Bad....
>
> And /dev/pts and /proc.
>
Yes... this is one should be pushed way up in priority if possible...
building any apps around mock will lead to many a developer wondering
what just happened to their '/dev'... as is the case right now for
me.... atleast 10 times in the last few hours.
Thanks.
I'm looking at BZ 250985 now.
I'd like to add code to do two things:
1. Find where we're exiting without umounting
2. Add some paranoia code in the startup logic to not screw up if #1 fails (like is
happening now).
To that end, would you run one of your failure cases with mock --debug and send me
the output?
Thanks,
Clark
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