Re: [ALFS Trac] #1739: Reorder or remove deleting the lfs user

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#1739: Reorder or remove deleting the lfs user
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 Reporter:  xry111  |       Owner:  Pierre Labastie
     Type:  defect  |      Status:  accepted
 Priority:  normal  |   Milestone:
Component:  jhalfs  |     Version:  GIT
 Severity:  normal  |  Resolution:
 Keywords:          |
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Comment (by xry111):

 Replying to [comment:6 Pierre Labastie]:
 > Replying to [comment:5 Douglas R. Reno]:
 > > Would it be possible to add some kind of checks into jhalfs to make
 sure that /mnt/lfs is a mounted filesystem instead of just a directory? I
 know that's out of scope for this ticket but I'll create a new one if it
 is reasonable
 >
 > I have had use cases where $(MOUNT_PT) was actually a directory. For
 example when I wanted to test some part of jhalfs itself, and I didn't
 have a spare partition. Or when I wanted to test a part of lfs build
 without the aim of booting it later. But there are maybe ways to mount a
 directory onto itself.

 FTR: Douglas hit some unexpected systemd test failures when MOUNT_PT is
 not a real mount point.  And I guess `mount --bind $LFS $LFS` is enough to
 fix the failures.
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