I was rather (very) unsuccessful with my last query regarding mount options con container (http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/127...ameters-how-to) so I'll try again with a related question.
I am trying to improve mount options in general on our system. We heavily use bind mounts to share certain dirs to containers and mount cache, tmp and others of those containers to quicker separated filesystems on the host. I have been completely unsuccessful in finding out documentation regarding if those bind mounts require specific files when created on those containers.
This is... if the host filesystem mounted on /dir1 contains flags like "noatime,data=writeback,barrier=0,nobh,errors=remou nt-ro" and I want to bind mount /dir1/dir2 to a containerXX, do I need to include those again (if they don't vary) on the bind mount at containerXX.mount file? Are those as I assume, fully controlled by the host and no need to add anything? Any harm in setting them up again otherwise?
Thanks.
I am trying to improve mount options in general on our system. We heavily use bind mounts to share certain dirs to containers and mount cache, tmp and others of those containers to quicker separated filesystems on the host. I have been completely unsuccessful in finding out documentation regarding if those bind mounts require specific files when created on those containers.
This is... if the host filesystem mounted on /dir1 contains flags like "noatime,data=writeback,barrier=0,nobh,errors=remou nt-ro" and I want to bind mount /dir1/dir2 to a containerXX, do I need to include those again (if they don't vary) on the bind mount at containerXX.mount file? Are those as I assume, fully controlled by the host and no need to add anything? Any harm in setting them up again otherwise?
Thanks.