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@zevweiss I like these changes, there's a minor nitpick found by the format check, with that fixed I'll be happy to merge, thanks! |
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Many of the paths virtme-ng-init tries to mount are distro-specific and may legitimately not exist; reduce the log noise by only logging mount failures for reasons other than ENOENT. Signed-off-by: Zev Weiss <[email protected]>
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A couple small tweaks to be a bit more distro-agnostic...
Many of the paths virtme-ng-init tries to mount are distro-specific and may legitimately not exist; reduce the log noise by only logging mount failures for reasons other than ENOENT.
Don't try to run systemd-tmpfiles on non-systemd systems (not sure offhand if there's a better way of testing for systemd's presence than just looking for
/etc/systemd, but that's what I've done at the moment anyhow).