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bug#61342: Quassel IRC service deletes nsfs mount on startup
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Riley Smith |
Subject: |
bug#61342: Quassel IRC service deletes nsfs mount on startup |
Date: |
Mon, 6 Feb 2023 22:21:27 -0800 |
Since quassel is the only irc client that has been packaged as a guix
service, I decided to give it a shot on my server. On the same server I
also have installed some custom services to create a new net namespace,
initialize it, and launch some programs inside it. After starting the
quassel service I discovered that on startup it was removing the nsfs
mount that I had previously created with `ip netns add`. To reproduce:
1. first add `(service quassel-service-type)` to your system config and
do a guix system reconfigure
2. stop the quassel service, `herd stop quassel`
3. create a new net namespace named 'test' with a corresponding nsfs
mount with `ip netns add test`
4. Verify that the nsfs mount is present by running `ip netns list` or
check the /proc/mounts file for the presence of the nsfs mount at
/var/run/netns/test
5. start the quassel service, `herd start quassel`
The nsfs mount should now be deleted, and running `ip netns list` will
report "Error: Peer netns reference is invalid." This was tested on a
clean install using the latest guix as of Feb 6th. This could be a
quassel issue unrelated to guix, but I don't know when I'll have time to
test quassel in a different distro so I wanted to make the issue now so
others are aware that it exists.
-Riley
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