Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: Varlinks - how not to break semantics | From | Andreas Jellinghaus <> | Date | Fri, 1 May 1998 12:37:52 +0200 |
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>> Happens easily if you append paths, and violates POSIX (the only >> permitted escapes from the namespace are // and /../). > >Ook, so go for //, or go for /proc/varlink. /proc/varlink is pretty >long to type, but we already have more strange things in /proc >filesystem :-). > Pavel
will this work without /proc mounted ? name translation isn't working in 2.1, and varlink could be a great replacement. but it must be possible to make /etc/inittab a varlink (e.g. to /etc/GENERIC/inittab.${hostname} (this would be /proc/varlink/etc/GENERIC/inittab.${hostname} ?)).
andreas
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