runtime-linux: Condition /proc/self/fd symlinks on source existence #736
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Since 279c3c0 (linux: relax filesystem requirements for container, 2017-01-23, opencontainers#666) it's no longer guaranteed that /proc will exist. And there doesn't seem to be much point in requiring symlinks which will be known broken. This commit also tightens the timing. Before it was just "after the container has `/proc` mounted", which could have happened during the 'delete' operation (if the container authors wanted to be especially ornery). With this commit, I've put the creation in step 2 of the lifecycle. And within step 2, it happens after 'mounts' has been processed. Signed-off-by: W. Trevor King <wking@tremily.us>
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Since #666 it's no longer guaranteed that
/procwill exist. And there doesn't seem to be much point in requiring symlinks which will be known broken.This commit also tightens the timing. Before it was just “after the container has
/procmounted”, which could have happened during thedeleteoperation (if the container authors wanted to be especially ornery). With this commit, I've put the creation in step 2 of the lifecycle. And within step 2, it happens aftermountshas been processed.