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Disk space counted twice on root folder?
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You can also do the following to prevent unwanted writes when something is not mounted at
/mnt/thatdrive
:From
man 1 chattr
:I do this to prevent exactly the situation you’ve encountered. Hope this helps!
I think I would have expected/preferred
mount
to complain that you're trying to mount to a directory that's not empty. I feel like I've run into that error before, is that not a thing?It is with zfs, but I not with regular
mount
I think (at least not by default). It might depend on the filesystem though.Ahh, that might be it. I run TrueNAS too. IMO that should be the default behavior, and you should have to explicitly pass a flag if you want mount to silently mask off part of your filesystem. That seems like almost entirely a tool to shoot yourself in the foot.
Yep, it’s definitely better to have as a default