euca-bundle-vol rsync crosses filesystems (2.0.0)
Bug #993128 reported by
Antti Haapala
This bug affects 1 person
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| euca2ools |
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Bug Description
Even if I bundle without --all (Bundle all directories (including mounted filesystems), a filesystem on Linux mounted at /data/, and visible in /proc/mounts, /etc/fstab etc, is also rsynced within the image! Furthermore, if I exclude the directory with -e /data/ (which I should not have to do for all directories), then the resulting image does not have the mountpoint at all.
I propose that where available, without --all, euca-bundle-vol should really hard to try to not sync mounted filesystems, but still retain the mountpoints; also using --one-file-system on Linux, or actually iterating all mount points (there can be bind mounts too; those should not copied either.
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| Andy Grimm (agrimm) wrote | #1 |
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