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Docker support for idmap in bind-mounted volumes

I have a Docker container that has access to a certain directory on the host using bind-mount (--volume /host/directory:/shared). On the host, this directory and its contents are owned by UID 1001. On ...
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Cross-namespace mounts from A to B when all processes leave A

Suppose mount namespace A looks like / lower/ overlay/ upper/ work/ and we run mount -o upperdir=/upper,lowerdir=/lower,workdir=/work -t overlay overlay /overlay and we copy the mount at /...
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Bind mount systemd unit file binding to device instead

I'd like to bind mount a directory /volume1/nix to /nix, so I made the following unit file nix.mount and placed it in my /etc/systemd/system. [Mount] What=/volume1/nix Where=/nix Type=none Options=...
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Why does OverlayFS allow unmounting the device that contains upperdir and workdir?

I have two hard drives, each with a single partition (/dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1). The Linux root is on /dev/sda1. I run the following script. mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt mkdir /data /mnt/upper /mnt/work mount ...
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bindfs: Can remounting with new mapping cause side-effects?

I want to create a ansible role that creates some bindfs-mounts and map those to a bunch of users. Now those users can change. And this is why I cannot check, whether the mount already exists and then ...
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How do I bind multiple read-only directories to a mounted directory to make them writable?

I have a root file system (/) that is read-only on a partition in an eMMC (/dev/mmcblk0p3). There are a variety of directories that I want to be writable and persist. I have a partition available on ...
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mv affected by bind mounts (feels like a bug)

Originally, mv(1) was a rename operation; it updated names in filesystems and did not copy files. More recently, a convenience feature was added, whereby if the source and target were on different ...
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Accessing Docker Unix Socket from a Podman Container on a Remote Server (SSH)

I'm trying to access a Docker Unix socket on a remote server from within a Podman container (offen/docker-volume-backup). I've (root-)mounted the entire root filesystem of the remote server using ...
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nfs v4 export is adding additional options not specified in /etc/exports

This seems trivial but I've lost too much time searching and reading manuals. RHEL 7.9 server. I have a simple directory being exported on nfs v4, using /etc/exports, with specific options. [ ~]# cat /...
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Selective rw access on read-only mounted partition

I have read-only root file system, protected with dm-verity and clean read-write user data storage. Nevertheless, I need to make a tiny set of files on rootfs which require persistent storage ...
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Right way to recursively share a path (like a symlink) and proper way to unmount/remount without messing with other mount points

Bind mounts seem to be hard. I am looking for the right way to use a bind mount to mount a given directory to another one pretty much like a symlink (but I can't use a symlink because my application ...
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shared vs private mountpoints in parent/child mount namespaces

As per explicit request, I opened this question to ask the following: on Ubuntu linux systems initial (aka root or default) mount namespace has options for mounted filesystems that are different from ...
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Are there any implications of using a symbolic link or bind mount vs having the real files there?

I have an indirect wildcard autofs mount on home but would like a few local folders to remain in there. Thus I moved those local folders elsewhere and created a bind mount. As a backup, incase ...
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How to mount a local folder with autofs? bind doesnt seem to work

I want all the users to automount from a NFS server except for a few accounts that should use the local home folder. Thus each client computer (and the nfs server) has a few folders in /home, the ...
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Docker Compose not synchronising file changes in volume

Reposting from here as I don't quite understand how the "solution" works. Symptom: As reported here: I mount my local files into the container for development. My docker-compose.yml file is ...
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