To blacklist a filesystem, simply omit it from /etc/filesystems and it
won't be tried.
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Status: New => Invalid
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As already said /etc/filesystems is not useful in all cases. Also there
is another way for a whitelist so this problem is solved. Only the
feature request for a blacklist is still remaining (or have I overlooked
something?).
** Changed in: util-linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Closing since the feature already exists in the form of /etc/filesystems
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Title:
> The mount(8) from upstream git tree uses MS_SILENT so the warnings
should not be visible any more.
Will this be the default behavior?
> If you want to use whitelist then use /etc/filesystems
/etc/filesystems seems to not to be a good choice since it would be
applied to all mount commands auto
The mount(8) from upstream git tree uses MS_SILENT so the warnings
should not be visible any more. If you want to use whitelist then use
/etc/filesystems ... see man page. Note that the current upstream stable
release is 2.23.
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