Hi,
Here's an updated way to do it. As it turns out, postfix doesn't appear
to clear out /var/spool/postfix, so simply checking that var/run/mysqld
exists is a bad way to test whether or not to bind mount the directory.
Instead, I'm using:
postconf -h | grep -q 'mysql:' && [ -f /proc/mounts ] && \
grep -q 'var/run/mysqld' /proc/mounts || {
mkdir -p var/run/mysqld
mount --bind /var/run/mysqld var/run/mysqld ||
echo "Warning: couldn't bind mount /var/run/mysqld into the `postconf -h
queue_directory` chroot!"
}
So, checking whether or not the user is actually using a mysql: map, and
then mounting only if var/run/mysqld isn't already in /proc/mounts.
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