bug: lsattr on mount point using hostfs - kernel panic
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I 'chattr +i' /mnt/a and mount (using hostfs) it on UML /mnt/b then 'lsattr' /mnt/b on UML will panic the kernel.
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Quoted 2 lines · Mikado
I 'chattr +i'
/mnt/aand mount (using hostfs) it on UML/mnt/bthen 'lsattr'/mnt/bon UML will panic the kernel.
I always love a clear way to reproduce a bug.
However, with the new externfs-based hostfs, this doesn't crash. I get no output from the lsattr, which is the same as on the host.
Jeff
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