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On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 7:38 PM, Daniel Campbell (zlg) <zlg@g.o> wrote: |
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> So say I want to have an ownCloud instance that provides a single /usr |
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> or /etc for any Gentoo system that wants it on my local network. Is |
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> that a use case that would benefit from this new mounting? |
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I suppose daemons that provide mountpoints (FUSE/etc) might be one use |
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case, but the more common one would be daemons that require |
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mountpoints (especially ones that might not be quickly available at |
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boot). Maybe my 500TB mythtv recording directory takes 2min to fsck |
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and mount so I'd like to delay startup of mythtv. Hosts that run lots |
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of containers or such with iSCSI mounts might be another use case - |
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they could be mounted in parallel and their containers could start as |
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they become available. |
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Rich |
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