Hi all, I run my rootfs in 'ro' state and occasionally when i have to do an install I switch to remount,rw ... do stuff and then go back to remount,ro
However, remount,ro many a times fails since someone has opened the rootfs in "rw" state While investigating I found that there seems to be this output in the LSOF command systemd 1 root 9u REG 252,1 141808 659970 /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-executor systemd 1668 bcv 9u REG 252,1 141808 659970 /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-executor is there a reason why systemd has opened /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-executor in "rw" (9u) state rather than "r" ? OR is there a method to tell systemd not to open the files in / ever in "rw" mode permanently (momentarily is fine) ?
