[Voyage-linux] Comments about 0.6.2 and /rw /ro replacement by aufs a good idea? I don't think so ...
Beat Meier
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Wed Aug 19 20:07:27 HKT 2009
Hello all
Comments about voyage-0.6.2 (more will follow I'm still installing my
system ...)
The state of the following packages should be corrected
file libmagic1 live-initramfs sudo user-setup
State is listed bad ...
dpkg -l | grep -v ^ii
->
rc file 4.26-1
Determines file type using "magic" numbers
rc libmagic1 4.26-1
File type determination library using "magic
rc live-initramfs 1.156.1+1.157.2-1
Debian Live initramfs hook
rc sudo 1.6.9p17-2
Provide limited super user privileges to spe
rc user-setup 1.23
Set up initial user and password
I don't know which of this realy are in use (or some part of this) so
please consider to
either install agin or to delete the package.
The whole timezone stuff (/usr/share/zoneinfo) of package tzdata was
deleted...
Is this the right way?
Now the worst thing (at least for me :-)):
I've noticed (and read in changelog) that /rw /ro was replaced by
/var/log and /var/tmp with aufs
and that /rw and /ro are no more in use.
I think this is a very bad idea.
To replace /var/log /var/tmp is a good idea BUT you should leave the
conecpt of /ro and /rw
For example there are a lot of packages which needs rw access at runtime
in other places
of /var like
pdnsd : /var/cache/pdnsd
dhcp3-server : /var/lib/dhcp3
mrtg: /var/lib/mrtg
and may more.
as also the whole home dir of users which you want for example save the
.ssh keys
while the machine is up ...
I now you can link to /var/tmp but I think this is not the right way
I must say I don't know aufs well.
I can add dirs in voyage-sync but thats not the solution to the above
problem, or is it?
If the /rw /ro stuff really will be disabled please post a not how the
users can enable this if it want.
Of what is the solution to the above problem with aufs.
Thanks a lot and Greetings
Beat
PS: Voyage homepage is down at the moment so I can not search for more
infos ...
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