mount (new): Using -a, exits with 64.
Hello
Using new mount, when run with -a and some mounting is performed, mount retuns 64 instead of 0.
Example:
# mkdir /mnt/coco # echo "coco /mnt/coco tmpfs defaults 0 0" >> /etc/fstab # mount -a ; echo $? 64 # mount | tail -1 coco on /mnt/coco type tmpfs (rw,relatime) # umount /mnt/coco # mount /mnt/coco ; echo $? 0 # mount --version mount from util-linux 2.21-rc1 (libmount 2.21.0)
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Karel Zak
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Using new mount, when run with -a and some mounting is performed, mount retuns 64 instead of 0.
Ah.. I know that umount exit codes and error messages are not ready, but I forgot to check mount -a, so thanks. I will add this to my TODO list for -rc2.
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# mkdir /mnt/coco # echo "coco /mnt/coco tmpfs defaults 0 0" >> /etc/fstab # mount -a ; echo $? 64
Anyway, this seems correct, man mount:
64 some mount succeeded
this used by mount -a.
Karel
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