On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 04:12:04PM +0100, Harald Dunkel wrote:
Thats exactly the point of this bug report: /home and
/data are not "duplicates". The server has a common
partition providing both exports, but I doubt that this
special case should matter on the client.
By "df" showing /data and hiding /home it seems that
/data is somehow superior to /home.
There is nothing available to df that shows that this is the case. It
may not matter to you that they exports are on the same filesystem, but
it does matter to the protocol. That was the point of my first email: it
isn't clear that there is an algorithm that would show the filesystems
that you want while simultaneously suppressing the empty/dummy/duplicate
filesystems which a lot of people want (e.g., the rootfs in your
example).
Mike Stone
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