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Hi all
I wanted to check if we can use the ParseMountInfo to read /proc/self/mountinfo file? I don't have the right environment to test this method out so wanted to check with the community if anyone can help.
The documentation says we need to provide
/proc/<pid>/mountinfo
as the file name. Since I want to read /proc/self/mountinfo, can I provide this in the filename?ParseMountInfo method for reference:
https://github.com/kubernetes/utils/blob/30195339c3c723088afb1edc11d1dcfd3a96fa17/mount/mount_helper_unix.go#L88
Thank you