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SubjectRe: Duplicate inode number when mount --bind some directories to same mountpoint. (from Fedora18 to 4.10-rc3)
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 06:16:35PM +0900, Nakajima Akira wrote:
> Bug:
> Duplicate inode number when mount --bind some directories to same
> mountpoint. (from Fedora18 to 4.10-rc3)
> Fedora17 and earlier works correctly.

Explain, please. "Duplicate inode number" between what and what?

> And,
> Above kernel ver 3.6 (Fedora18 including 4.10-rc3) creates many structs of
> mount than ver 3.3 (Fedora17).
> Is this a correct specification?
> Looks kernel creates same many structs of mount.

alloc_vfsmnt() and clone_mnt() are internal functions, no promises of
stability had ever been given... As for the differences between these
setups... almost certainly an effect of changed shared-subtree settings.
Userland, not kernel.

> [root@fedora17 home]# mkdir a b
> [root@fedora17 home]# ls -i
> 655540 a 655542 b
>
> [root@fedora17 home]# /root/mnt.stp &
> [root@fedora17 home]# mount --bind a /mnt
> [root@fedora17 home]# alloc_vfsmnt() new_mnt:0xffff880136bdaf00
> clone_mnt() mnt:0xffff880136bdaf00 d_iname:a inode:0xffff88013081cb00
> ino:655540
>
> [root@fedora17 home]# mount --bind b /mnt
> [root@fedora17 home]# alloc_vfsmnt() new_mnt:0xffff8801355b4f00
> clone_mnt() mnt:0xffff8801355b4f00 d_iname:b inode:0xffff88013081c790
> ino:655542
>
> [root@fedora17 home]# ls -i
> 655540 a 655542 b

> Systemtap script result on Fedora25
> Kernel create many structs of mount.
> And, inode number of "a" changes to 547586 of "b".
>
>
> [root@fedora25 home]# mkdir a b
> [root@fedora25 home]# ls -i
> 547584 a 547586 b
>
> [root@fedora25 home]# /root/mnt.stp &
> [root@fedora25 home]# mount --bind a /mnt
> [root@fedora25 home]# clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc900
> do_mount() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc900 d_iname:a inode:0xffff99e4b9dcc948
> ino:547584
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdcc00
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdcc00 d_iname:a inode:0xffff99e4b9dcc948
> ino:547584
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc000
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc000 d_iname:a inode:0xffff99e4b9dcc948
> ino:547584
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc480
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc480 d_iname:a inode:0xffff99e4b9dcc948
> ino:547584
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc180
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cdc180 d_iname:a inode:0xffff99e4b9dcc948
> ino:547584
>
> [root@fedora25 home]# mount --bind b /mnt
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cb1480
> do_mount() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cb1480 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cb1180
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cb1180 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e4b7cb1000
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e4b7cb1000 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9d80
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9d80 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9600
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9600 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9780
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9780 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9a80
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9a80 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9900
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9900 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9c00
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9c00 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9180
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9180 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
> clone_mnt() new_mnt:0xffff99e436df9480
> copy_tree() mnt:0xffff99e436df9480 d_iname:b inode:0xffff99e4b9dceac8
> ino:547586
>
> [root@fedora25 home]# ls -i
> 547586 a 547586 b

What I would like to see is the contents of /proc/self/mountinfo -
systemtap be damned, there is a sane interface for getting the
mount tree setup. BTW, what's in that /root/mnt.stp thing?

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