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lofs(7FS)
File Systems
file on that file system. The loopback file system works by shadowing directories
of the underlying file system. Because no other file types are shadowed, the
loopback file system can not enforce read-only access to non-directory files
located on a read-only mounted loopback file system. Thus, write access to
regular files located on a loopback mounted file system is determined by the
underlying file system. In addition, the loopback file system can not correctly
determine whether a loopback mounted file system can be unmounted or not.
It can only detect when a directory is active or not, not when a file within a
directory is active. Thus, a loopback mounted file system may be unmounted if
there are no active directories on the file system, even if there are open files on
the file system.
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