[00:24] <sourcerror> I accidentally manually mounted a windows share (cifs) twice and OSD allowed it. shows up twice in `mount`. what's up with that?
[00:24] <crweb> why couldn't you mount it twice?
[00:26] <sourcerror> shouldn't it say mount point busy?
[00:26] <crweb> why would it be busy?
[00:26] <crweb> ;)
[00:26] <sourcerror> hmm. oh I see it mounted the other is hidden, just happens to be the same.
[00:26] <crweb> you'll get device busy, shouldn't ever get mount point busy
[00:27] <crweb> otherwise you couldn't overlay filesystems
[00:27] <sourcerror> yea. I see.
[00:29] <sourcerror> ok I have a `my_mount.sh` in /mnt/OSD where I mount my NFS and Windows for convenience. The NFS would not mount a second time, but the Windows share did. that's odd to me.
[00:30] <crweb> you must have something typed wrong
[00:30] <crweb> you can mount network block devices as many times as you want
[00:31] <sourcerror> nfs error is... mount: Mounting 10.10.3.1:/srv/test on /media/Linux failed: Device or resource busy
[00:31] <crweb> works fine here
[00:32] <crweb> mount: 192.168.1.4:/storage1 already mounted or asdf busy
[00:32] <crweb> mount: according to mtab, 192.168.1.4:/storage1 is mounted on /home/tom/asdf
[00:32] <sourcerror> here is my NFS mount... mount 10.10.3.1:/srv/test /media/Linux -o rw,nolock,tcp,nfsvers=3
[00:32] <crweb> ok?
[00:33] <crweb> why are you trying to mount on /media/Linux twice?
[00:33] <sourcerror> anyway, I don't want to mount it twice, just confused about why NFS doesn't let me but Windows share (cifs) does.
[00:33] <sourcerror> that's all.
[00:33] <crweb> it will let you
[00:34] <crweb> you can mount 2 shares on 1 mount point
[00:34] <crweb> cifs is pretend
[00:34] <crweb> nfs is a real block file system
[00:36] <sourcerror> ok.
[00:37] <crweb> mount.cifs comes from the samba tools
[00:37] <crweb> it must not write to mtab
[00:37] <crweb> or something
[00:38] <sourcerror> ah. I see yes, though it mounts it says "could not update mount table"
[04:06] <shirour> hi, can someone please help me - i'm getting "mount: Function not implemented" after the initrd is loaded, and linux tries to mount the rootfs from the hd... any idea?
[04:17] <daurnimator> hey shirour
[06:27] <rusher> hello
[07:55] <daurnimator> crweb: ping
[11:15] <nerochiaro> anyone around can please try and send me a PM ?
[11:17] <nerochiaro> crweb: thanks, got it
[13:04] <crweb> anyone know what the new resolution is?
[16:04] <JoeXBorn> hi all
[16:04] <JoeXBorn> sorry I missed the meeting yesterday.
[16:04] <JoeXBorn> derobert, you around?
[16:16] <crweb> it was an interesting meeting..
[16:17] <crweb> there is much to discuss about it, but time right now is short
[16:26] <JoeyBorn> sounds like I blew it.
[16:27] <JoeyBorn> I'll look at the logs.
[16:27] <JoeyBorn> ok, at long last, I'm speaking with you via ethernet wired to my "duck hacking" location at home :)
[16:27] <JoeyBorn> that was not pleasant
[16:31] <shaunm> is the osd yet able to play music from my computer over my network?
[16:31] <shaunm> and if so, what protocols is it able to use?
[16:34] <Dark_Aurel> Hi everyone!...
[16:39] <crweb> shaunm: i do it all the time
[16:41] <shaunm> awesome, ok. the web page still says that feature will be available with a later firmware
[16:45] <shaunm> the neuros folks really need to be better with their user-oriented content
[16:45] <shaunm> documentation, marketing materials, etc. it's hard to know what's up with what
[16:52] <JoeyBorn> yeah, we're working on that.
[16:52] <JoeyBorn> agreed, it's an issue.
[17:23] <shaunm> JoeyBorn: are you short on writers?
[17:24] <shaunm> I'm critical, but I sympathize. We have basically the same problem in Gnome.