[David Härdeman] > the attached patch changes the initscripts mtab script to not use an > extra fd when processing /proc/mounts. This makes SELinux happier as > the extra fds aren't "leaked" to the utils that are executed later.
Sounds like a good idea, but I would like to know if it affect the runtime behaviour or not. > I must admit though that I didn't really understand why the fd9 > trick was used in the first place? It is an optimization, to reduce the number of forks needed during boot. Will your version increase the number of forks needed? Friendly, -- Petter Reinholdtsen
