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> Scott, can I get your review of this?
Is the 'Scott' here me ?
I took a quick read. My guess is that this would work fine in most
situtations. However, I think that you would really want 'start on
filesystem' rather than 'local-filesystems'.
see 'man filesystem' for more info. The reasoning is that /var and even
/usr could be on remote filesystems. If var were remote, this would run
before var was mounted, then the mount would go over the top.
All that said, I would suggest asking "the other Scott".
On Wed, 16 Jun 2010, Dustin Kirkland wrote:
> Minimal debdiff attached.
>
> Scott, can I get your review of this?
Is the 'Scott' here me ? filesystems' .
I took a quick read. My guess is that this would work fine in most
situtations. However, I think that you would really want 'start on
filesystem' rather than 'local-
see 'man filesystem' for more info. The reasoning is that /var and even
/usr could be on remote filesystems. If var were remote, this would run
before var was mounted, then the mount would go over the top.
All that said, I would suggest asking "the other Scott".