Support use of symlinks for device paths #133
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This change improves the mounted? check. Symlinks are now resolved to their canonical path. Checks if the device is mounted at a specific mount point Signed-off-by: Jakob Pfeiffer <jakob.pfeiffer@m-net.de>
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Thanks for updating and fixing that. A good reminder that, I don't use every cookbook in the collection and there's a decent level of trust that it works as described 😂😅 |
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This change improves the mounted? check
Description
This pull request is similar to #130 by jrmycanady but also canonicalizes device paths in /proc/mounts. This is necessary because device paths in /prod/mount can be symlinks as well. For example, /dev/mapper/system-root referes to /dev/dm-0.
Issues Resolved
129 - filesystem tries to run mkfs every time when /dev/disk/by-id device path is used
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