/etc ro mounten
Hello,
at debian-user-de runs a thread at the moment to mount /etc ro and a consens is that in /etc only static files should be stored.
lvm need´s to write /etc at bootup and for backup-copies. I would prefer to stor the files that need to be writeable in /var.
What do you think about a change for the next release? (or is there already a compile-function?).
This would solve the problems with / ro at startup, isn´t it?
Uli
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Ulrich,
it is already compile time definable by changing LVMTAB, LVMTAB_DIR and VG_BACKUP_DIR in liblvm.h.
Will probably be a config file option in LVM 2.
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Hello,
at debian-user-de runs a thread at the moment to mount /etc ro and a consens is that in /etc only static files should be stored.lvm need´s to write /etc at bootup and for backup-copies. I would prefer to stor the files that need to be writeable in /var.
What do you think about a change for the next release? (or is there already a compile-function?).
This would solve the problems with / ro at startup, isn´t it?
Uli
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