Hiding Linux Processes with Bind Mounts

Re:Hiding Linux Processes with Bind Mounts by amelius on Thursday July 25, 2024 @09:57AM (#41068752)

What I want to hide is mounts. With containers, snap (squashfs), etc., the number of mounts on a modern Linux system is growing to ridiculous numbers. And why should they all be visible to normal users?

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Re:Hiding Linux Processes with Bind Mounts by jgneff on Thursday July 25, 2024 @11:16AM (#41069677)

Try this in your '.bash_aliases' file, for example:

  alias df='df -t vfat -t ext4'

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Re:Hiding Linux Processes with Bind Mounts by amelius on Thursday July 25, 2024 @11:52AM (#41070084)

Thanks, but I don't want to accidentally miss other filesystems.

I just checked and there is also an exclude option. This comes close to what I want:

    df -x tmpfs -x squashfs -x devtmpfs

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