Hello, We're testing AUFS in Ubuntu 13.04 Raring, and are finding that it has a different behavior than in Ubuntu 12.04 Precise. The version of AUFS in Raring is 3.8, while it is 3.2 in Precise. The test case is simple: $ mount -t aufs -o dirs=A:B aufs C Directory A is the RW mount, which is no more than an empty directory. Directory B is the RO mount, which happens to sit on our distributed file system (OpenAFS). Directory C is the mount point. In Precise, directory C works correctly. All files are visible, and modifications can be made. In Raring, directory C does not work. When performing any operation in the directory, such as "ls", we get the error "ls: cannot access XYZ: Object is remote". Was this an intentional change in behavior? Is there any way I can revert it to the Precise behavior? Best, Ken
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