openrc/sh/init.sh.Linux.in
William Hubbs 1d63e85794 rework test for mounted /proc
The previous test assumed that we could always rely on the minor fault
counter to change between reads of /proc/self/stat, but we found that
this is not the case.

The new test compares two reads of /proc/self/environ for which we have
set the same environment variable to two different values.
If the comparison shows the two reads have the same contents, we know
that /proc is not working.

I would like to thank Robin Johnson and Mike Frysinger for their input
for this patch.

X-Gentoo-Bug: 348416
X-Gentoo-Bug-URL: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348416
2011-03-24 19:14:16 -05:00

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#!@SHELL@
# Copyright (c) 1999-2007 Gentoo Foundation
# Copyright (c) 2007-2009 Roy Marples <roy@marples.name>
# All rights reserved. Released under the 2-clause BSD license.
# This basically mounts $RC_SVCDIR as a ramdisk.
# The tricky part is finding something our kernel supports
# tmpfs and ramfs are easy, so force one or the other.
svcdir_restorecon()
{
local rc=0
if [ -x /usr/sbin/selinuxenabled -a -c /selinux/null ] &&
selinuxenabled; then
restorecon $RC_SVCDIR
rc=$?
fi
return $rc
}
mount_svcdir()
{
# mount from fstab if we can
fstabinfo --mount "$RC_SVCDIR" && return 0
local fs= fsopts="-o rw,noexec,nodev,nosuid"
local svcsize=${rc_svcsize:-1024}
# Some buggy kernels report tmpfs even when not present :(
if grep -Eq "[[:space:]]+tmpfs$" /proc/filesystems; then
local tmpfsopts="${fsopts},mode=755,size=${svcsize}k"
mount -n -t tmpfs $tmpfsopts rc-svcdir "$RC_SVCDIR"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
svcdir_restorecon
[ $? -eq 0 ] && return 0
fi
fi
if grep -Eq "[[:space:]]+ramfs$" /proc/filesystems; then
fs="ramfs"
# ramfs has no special options
elif [ -e /dev/ram0 ] \
&& grep -Eq "[[:space:]]+ext2$" /proc/filesystems; then
devdir="/dev/ram0"
fs="ext2"
dd if=/dev/zero of="$devdir" bs=1k count="$svcsize"
mkfs -t "$fs" -i 1024 -vm0 "$devdir" "$svcsize"
else
echo
eerror "OpenRC requires tmpfs, ramfs or a ramdisk + ext2"
eerror "compiled into the kernel"
echo
return 1
fi
mount -n -t "$fs" $fsopts rc-svcdir "$RC_SVCDIR"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
svcdir_restorecon
[ $? -eq 0 ] && return 0
fi
}
. "$RC_LIBEXECDIR"/sh/functions.sh
[ -r /etc/rc.conf ] && . /etc/rc.conf
# By default VServer already has /proc mounted, but OpenVZ does not!
# However, some of our users have an old proc image in /proc
# NFC how they managed that, but the end result means we have to test if
# /proc actually works or not. We do this by comparing two reads of
# /proc/self/environ for which we have set the variable VAR to two
# different values. If the comparison comes back equal, we know that
# /proc is not working.
mountproc=true
f=/proc/self/environ
if [ -e $f ]; then
if [ "$(VAR=a cat $f)" = "$(VAR=b cat $f)" ]; then
eerror "You have cruft in /proc that should be deleted"
else
einfo "/proc is already mounted, skipping"
mountproc=false
fi
fi
unset f
if $mountproc; then
procfs="proc"
[ "$RC_UNAME" = "GNU/kFreeBSD" ] && proc="linprocfs"
ebegin "Mounting /proc"
if ! fstabinfo --mount /proc; then
mount -n -t "$procfs" -o noexec,nosuid,nodev proc /proc
fi
eend $?
fi
# Try to mount xenfs as early as possible, otherwise rc_sys() will always
# return RC_SYS_XENU and will think that we are in a domU while it's not.
if grep -Eq "[[:space:]]+xenfs$" /proc/filesystems; then
ebegin "Mounting xenfs"
if ! fstabinfo --mount /proc/xen; then
mount -n -t xenfs xenfs /proc/xen -o nosuid,nodev,noexec
fi
eend $?
fi
. "$RC_LIBEXECDIR"/sh/init-common-post.sh