Multiple entries in fstab with the same mount-point get not mounted as expected. (see mount-point '/home' in attached fstab for example)
Probably it doesn't make very much sense to mount different sources with different options to the same mount-point but in case of dazukofs (which is used by avira antivir) the following is necessary
#> mount -t dazukofs /home /home
after the real partitions as been mounted to '/home' to tell the on-access-scanner to include '/home'
But this cannot be done automatically during boot by putting an according line to /etc/fstab since mountall just does a
'mount -a -t dazukofs -o defaults /home /home', but the real partition doesn't ever get mounted.
By invoking a manual 'mount -a' both fstab-lines get interpreted as opposed.
Binary package hint: mountall
Release: 9.10
Package-Version: 1.0, 1.0.1
Multiple entries in fstab with the same mount-point get not mounted as expected. (see mount-point '/home' in attached fstab for example)
Probably it doesn't make very much sense to mount different sources with different options to the same mount-point but in case of dazukofs (which is used by avira antivir) the following is necessary
#> mount -t dazukofs /home /home
after the real partitions as been mounted to '/home' to tell the on-access-scanner to include '/home'
But this cannot be done automatically during boot by putting an according line to /etc/fstab since mountall just does a
'mount -a -t dazukofs -o defaults /home /home', but the real partition doesn't ever get mounted.
By invoking a manual 'mount -a' both fstab-lines get interpreted as opposed.