Is there any good reason why /etc/pve is not immutable?

Hello,

/etc/pve is a special filesystem that, in fact, points to a small SQLite database via fuse (see mount | grep pve).
As such, it's not POSIX and you won't be able to perform some operation that would require POSIX inodes.

Kind regards,

GD
 
Hello,

/etc/pve is a special filesystem that, in fact, points to a small SQLite database via fuse (see mount | grep pve).
As such, it's not POSIX and you won't be able to perform some operation that would require POSIX inodes.

Kind regards,

GD
I meant the mountpoint.
 

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