Create a mount script instead of editing /etc/fstab

[jandubois]

This enables support for mount points that include spaces. /etc/fstab normally supports encoding special characters in filenames using octal constants (like "\040` for a space), but that doesn't work on Alpine.

Signed-off-by: Jan Dubois jan.dubois@suse.com
(cherry picked from commit eb3d0b7)

This is a cherry-pick of rancher-sandbox#15 that should have been made to the upstream repo first.

Discovered in lima-vm/lima#2235 (comment).

Relevant to lima-vm/lima#2234

[AkihiroSuda]

What should we do with /etc/fstab in an existing data disk?

[jandubois]

What should we do with /etc/fstab in an existing data disk?

Just leave it as is?

It either works for the user because they don't have mount points with spaces in them (most likely), or it never did, in which case they would have to create a new instance to get this new functionality.

[AkihiroSuda]

Thanks

[AkihiroSuda]

Do you plan to make a new release with this?

[AkihiroSuda]

Shall I make a new release by myself?

[jandubois]

Shall I make a new release by myself?

I can make a release, but I thought you wanted me to update the awk script so it doesn't require the empty line?

[AkihiroSuda]

Shall I make a new release by myself?

I can make a release, but I thought you wanted me to update the awk script so it doesn't require the empty line?

Thanks, yes, updating awk is nice, but not a hard blocker.