Package: sysvinit-utils Version: 2.86.ds1-56 Severity: wishlist Tags: patch
Hi,
we use fuse-unionfs for /etc and /usr on a pool of systems. When
rebooting killall5 will kill all processes execpt init and itself
causing the fuse filesystems to be killed without umount. In our case
the next access to /etc or /usr will block because there will be no
process left to service the request.
The attached patch adds a test for fuse filesystem and leaves them
alone. This allows any of the many fuse filesystems to be used for
system directories.
It also changes the cwd to /proc and changes readproc() to use
relative paths. This avoids access() calls to / that would deadlock if
/ is a fuse filesystem.
MfG
Goswin
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