Got dual-mount of the noop/real filesystems working, made all apps aware of it, broke out the initialization logic into disco-fs-init so you can mount/unmount as much as you want, but the time consuming init process won't be repeated unless you ask
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#!/bin/bash
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DISCOCFG=/etc/disco
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DISCOROOT=/var/disco/testfs
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if [ "$NOOP" != "" ]; then
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DISCOROOT=/var/disco/testfs/noop
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else
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DISCOROOT=/var/disco/testfs/real
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fi
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mount | grep $DISCOROOT >/dev/null 2>&1
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if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
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@@ -9,78 +14,36 @@ if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
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exit 1
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fi
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# Cleanup old junk
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rm -rf ${DISCOROOT}/scratchfs
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rm -rf ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/*
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rm -rf ${DISCOROOT}/munge/*
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# Prepare all the mountpoint directories
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/chroot
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#mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/proc/proc
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#mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/sysfs/sys
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/rootfs
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/scratchfs
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/munge
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/dev/dev
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin
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# Setup all the commands for the bash restricted execution environment
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mkdir -p ${DISCOCFG}/restricted.d
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for file in $(cat ${DISCOCFG}/restricted.d/* 2>/dev/null | grep -v "^#")
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do
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if [ ! -e ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/$(basename $file) ]; then
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ln -s $file ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/$(basename $file)
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fi
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done
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# Setup some more restricted execution stuff, but only if we actually have $NOOP
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if [ "$NOOP" != "" ]; then
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# Munge up /etc/profile
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mkdir -p ${DISCOROOT}/munge/etc
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cp /etc/profile ${DISCOROOT}/munge/etc/profile
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echo "export PATH=${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin" >> ${DISCOROOT}/munge/etc/profile
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# Make default wrapper
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echo -e "#!/bin/bash\necho \"info: Would execute : \$(basename \$0) \$@\"" > ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/_disco_restricted_cmd
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chmod +x ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/_disco_restricted_cmd
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# Now link everything to the default wrapper
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for dir in $(echo $PATH | sed s/":"/" "/g)
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do
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for file in ${dir}/*
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do
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FNAME=$(basename $file)
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if [ "$FNAME" != "bash" ] && [ -x $file ] && [ ! -x ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/$FNAME ] ; then
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ln -s ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/_disco_restricted_cmd ${DISCOROOT}/restricted/bin/${FNAME}
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fi
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done
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done
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if [ $(cat ${DISCOROOT}/inited || echo 0) -ne 1 ]; then
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echo "disco chroot is not initialized, cannot be mounted. Please exec disco-fs-init and try again."
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exit 1
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fi
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# We need SOME special files in /dev like /dev/null, so make them here
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mknod ${DISCOROOT}/dev/dev/null c 1 3
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chmod 666 ${DISCOROOT}/dev/dev/null
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# Mount all the (real filesystem) layers individually
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mount --bind -o ro / ${DISCOROOT}/rootfs 2>&1 | grep -v "seems to be mounted read-write"
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mount -o remount,ro ${DISCOROOT}/rootfs
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# Setup filesystem layers. The read/write ones go on the top, with scratchfs ALWAYS on top.
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# We even need the scratchfs in non-noop mode so we can generate the diff output, then rsync
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# everything back onto the real filesystem.
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FSLAYERS="${DISCOROOT}/scratchfs=rw"
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FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/munge=ro"
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if [ "$NOOP" != "" ]; then
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FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/restricted=ro"
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FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/munge=ro"
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fi
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FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/dev=rw"
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#FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/proc=ro"
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#FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/sysfs=ro"
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FSLAYERS="${FSLAYERS}:${DISCOROOT}/rootfs=ro"
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# Union
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unionfs -o cow,dev,dirs=$FSLAYERS ${DISCOROOT}/chroot
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# Duplicate /proc and /sys if they already exist
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# We have to do this here instead of layering them in the unionfs
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# (or just letting unionfs duplicate them entirely) because there is
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# some kind of checking that goes on in certain apps (like ps), that makes them
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# think /proc is not mounted when it actually is, if we don't do this.
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mount | grep " on /proc" >/dev/null 2>&1
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if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
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mount -t proc -o ro none ${DISCOROOT}/chroot/proc
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@@ -90,4 +53,4 @@ if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
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mount -t sysfs -o ro none ${DISCOROOT}/chroot/sys
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fi
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exit 0
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exit 0
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