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> If you have a file on disk (eg: a VM's disk) mdadm will refuse to show metadata, requiring root to do so. If that's an artificial limitation, surely it shoul
by yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago
> If you have a file on disk (eg: a VM's disk) mdadm will refuse to show metadata, requiring root to do so.
If that's an artificial limitation, surely it should be easy to fix?
- blueflow 2y agoDid the previous developers put it there for fun? Probably not.
- nine_k 2y agoThe previous developers might have written it at the time when VM disk RAID images were not a consideration. (Apparently it was Linux 3.0, 2011.)
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoBut even then, the device nodes should be protected by file ownership+permissions; why does the tool do its own check?
- noja 2y agoChesterton’s fence. Ask the developer.