Re: [issue1948] Hammer PFS weirdness when encrypting root

[Tim Darby <t+dfbsd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ah, of course!  Thanks, Matt.

Tim

On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 9:39 AM, Matthew Dillon (via DragonFly issue tracker) <
Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> added the comment:

:I ran into a weird issue while building an encrypted root filesystem.  I

:used the script below to build the encrypted root.  Right after this runs,
:"ls /mnt/usr" and "ls /mnt/var" show the expected files and directories.
: However, if I unmount root and remount it, I find that the contents of /usr
:and /var have swapped.  I can easily fix it by renaming /pfs/usr to /pfs/var
:and vice versa.  The script works fine on a non-encrypted root, so I'm
:wondering if it is somehow related to the mapper.  I'm running 2.9.1. 176.

   The issue is that you are cpdup'ing your current root onto the new
   /mnt:

:cpdup -o / /mnt

   And that is overwriting the PFS softlinks you created in /mnt/pfs.

   I've made similar mistakes myself every so often.

                                               -Matt

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