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Sock­ets and nullfs: works now in ‑cur­rent

Posted By netchild On In FreeBSD,Jails,Kernel,Open Source,Software,Userland | 2 Comments

I just updat­ed to a recent ‑cur­rent and tried the new nullfs. Sock­ets (e.g. the MySQL one) work now with nullfs. No need to have e.g. jails on the same FS and hardlink the sock­et to not need to use TCP in MySQL (or an IP at all for the jail).

Great work!

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2 Comments To "Sock­ets and nullfs: works now in ‑cur­rent"

#1 Comment By Remko Lod­der On March 18, 2012 @ 14:05

Hi Alexan­der,

This is great news! This should be in 9 hope­ful­ly as well (I am using that) since this is a fea­ture we would love to use! 🙂

Do you know of prob­lems with­in the FreeB­SD Jails and NULLFS + PHP dirname? (it results in emp­ty output)

#2 Comment By netchild On March 18, 2012 @ 16:09

I have Horde-Webmail, Gallery2 and PHP­MyAd­min on such a sys­tem. I haven’t checked yet more than an ini­tial con­nec­tion to all of them, but if they use dirname dur­ing the ini­tial con­nec­tion, I haven’t seen an neg­a­tive effect.