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Re:Linux Containers, Docker, and Security by viraptor on Saturday February 01, 2014 @02:08PM (#7162900)
Which filesystem? Host or container's? Either way, it's more likely that the fs was already corrupted in that case - did you also stop using that filesystem since then?
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Re:Linux Containers, Docker, and Security by scarmig on Saturday February 01, 2014 @03:09PM (#7163165)
Host's. Stopped using it once destroyed, just ended up re-installing Arch and thanking the gods I had backups.
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Re:Linux Containers, Docker, and Security by ithkuil on Saturday February 01, 2014 @06:39PM (#7163973)
Wow. Any luck reproducing it?

EDIT: Anyway, it's probably an issue with the tooling around containers, not the implementation of kernel containers itself (well, in theory it might have been a bug in the kernel that corrupted the rootfs and you reported it here as it has destroyed your host's system).

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