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Cockpit is supposed to prevent people from assigning the same mount point to multiple things. This doesn't work within the subvolumes of a single btrfs filesystem however.
Create btrfs filesystem, mount at "/run/butter"
Create subvolume in it, also mount at "/run/butter"
=> Cockpit writes two fstab entries for "/run/butter"
Instead it should prevent the creation of the subvolume with the error "Mount point /run/butter already used for top-level subvolume of ..."
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Cockpit is supposed to prevent people from assigning the same mount point to multiple things. This doesn't work within the subvolumes of a single btrfs filesystem however.
=> Cockpit writes two fstab entries for "/run/butter"
Instead it should prevent the creation of the subvolume with the error "Mount point /run/butter already used for top-level subvolume of ..."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: