Anthony Towns wrote: > On Wed, Mar 12, 2003 at 12:25:37PM -0500, Joey Hess wrote: > > [1] probably with a rcS.d/S46mountrun.sh that does a "mount /var/run". > > Uh, there's no point having it later than S35mountall.sh; and it certainly > can't be later than S40networking. No, that's the second bind mount. The first (to get a /var/run up before ifupdown runs) is accomplished by putting the bind mount in /etc/fstab, where S35mountall.sh will mount it. So the sequence is: 1. boot, root mounted 2. S35mountall binds /var/run to /whatever 3. S39ifupdown writes its state to /whatever via /var/run 4. S45mountnfs.sh mounts over /var from network, which shadows the bind mount 5. S46mountrun.sh puts the bind mount back over top of the network mounted /var -- see shy jo
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