Am 27.03.15 um 10:28 schrieb Ian Campbell:
Unfortunately this has unexpectedly made things worse. See:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~xensrcts/logs/36757/
The issue is that readlink -f returns the full absolute path, so given
$ ls /boot/xen*
xen -> xen-X.Y
xen-X.Y
Then:
$ readlink /boot/xen
xen-X.Y
$ readlink -f /boot/xen
/boot/xen-X.Y
This breaks because on these systems /boot is a separate partition, so
from the bootloaders point of view we need to be accessing /xen-X.Y
not /boot/xen-X.Y.
I don't know of an easy way to get the path of a file relative to the
filesystem root which contains it. So I would propose to drop the second
hunk and the second paragraph of the commit message and to make the
first hunk simply "flaskpolicy=$flaskpolicy" (rather than unescaping the
usages, this will make it easier to change in the future).
I think that resubmission will end up being to the new colo at this
point.
Hi Ian,
wouldn't the following snippet of code actually achieve what you want:
mylink="$(readlink -f /boot/xen)"
relpath="${mylink#$(stat -c "%m" "$mylink")}"
Regards Atom2
P.S. I know I still owe you the 64bit stat counter changes.
I haven't forgotten about it, but have not been able to dig into it yet.
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