I'm running a local OBS (1.7.1). I have the /srv/obs/build directory tree
mounted via NFS. (Disk space issues).
When a package build finishes, I'm seeing this error in the scheduler log:
rename /srv/obs/jobs/<arch>//package.src.rpm
/srv/obs/<proj>/<dist>/<arch>/pkg/pkg.src.rpm: Invalid cross-device link.
(and similar for <arch>.rpm)
I can see why there's a cross-device link: /srv/obs/job isn't the same device
as /srv/obs/build. But is there any reason why this has to fail? I know in
previous releases of OBS, this wasn't an issue... I realize a copy between
filesystems is far more expensive than a move within the same FS, but why does
it break outright?
If I simply set the entire /srv/obs dir to be mounted via NFS, I run into file
locking issues (at least I think I am - dmesg mentions that it can't get an
NFS lock)
So is there a new set of constraints on the disk layout in the newer versions
of OBS (last I used was 1.5.x), or am I missing something else?
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