summary overlay: mkdir in user namespace fails if directory exists in
lowerdir"
** Description changed:
If a directory exists in the lowerdir but not in the mounted
overlay, then mkdir of the directory in the target dir results
in a mysterious -EPERM. I've seen this both in wily kernel
(4.2.0-22-generic #27-Ubuntu) and in a hand-built xenial
master-next (with unrelated patches added).
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#!/bin/sh -ex
dir=`mktemp -d`
cleanup() {
- umount -l $dir/t
- rm -rf $dir
+ umount -l $dir/t
+ rm -rf $dir
}
trap cleanup EXIT
echo "dir is $dir"
mkdir -p $dir/l $dir/u $dir/w $dir/t
mkdir $dir/l/dev
mount -t overlay -o lowerdir=$dir/l,upperdir=$dir/u,workdir=$dir/w o $dir/t
stat $dir/t/dev
rmdir $dir/t/dev
mkdir $dir/t/dev
echo $?
echo "mkdir should have succeeded"
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+
+ The above will work on the host, but fail in a user namespace, i.e
+ in a regular lxd container.
** Summary changed:
- overlay: mkdir fails if directory exists in lowerdir
+ overlay: mkdir fails if directory exists in lowerdir in a user namespace
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overlay: mkdir fails if directory exists in lowerdir in a user
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