cannot read via host OS symlink files that mount in windows container



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I try to use fluentd to read the kubernetes pod log files on a windows k8s cluster (yes, windows version k8s cluster).



I found that, all the kubernetes pod log is under C:/var/log folder on the host OS, so I plan to mount this folder into the fluentd container so that fluentd can read it.



Because I found that all the files under C:/var/log folder is symlink files, and the real target file is under C:ProgramDatadocker, so I mount both folder into the pod, because I think the symlink files need the targeting files as well.



But I found that, fluentd can read the read file (under C:ProgramDatadocker) but cannot read via symlink file under C:/var/log.



So I remote to my windows node and try to verify by running:



$ docker run --rm -v c:/var/log:c:/var/log -v c:/ProgramData/docker:c:/ProgramData/docker -it mcr.microsoft.com/powershell powershell


And got the following result:



PS C:varlogcontainers> type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d99678c04e85cc2438cb1646667ee0c751a9768b53da92df9f3103.log
type : The create operation failed because the name contained at least one mount point which resolves to a volume to which the specified device object is not attached.
At line:1 char:1
+ type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ReadError: (C:varlogcont...a92df9f3103.log:String) [Get-Content], IOException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : GetContentReaderIOError,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetContentCommand


I try to read the real log file ( which those symlink files point to), and I can get the content correctly. But when I try to read via the symlink files, it fails. I believe that's why the fluentd cannot work as well.



I try to google but I don't find any clue. Is there anyone who has tried the same case before or anyone who can share some idea that I can try?










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    I try to use fluentd to read the kubernetes pod log files on a windows k8s cluster (yes, windows version k8s cluster).



    I found that, all the kubernetes pod log is under C:/var/log folder on the host OS, so I plan to mount this folder into the fluentd container so that fluentd can read it.



    Because I found that all the files under C:/var/log folder is symlink files, and the real target file is under C:ProgramDatadocker, so I mount both folder into the pod, because I think the symlink files need the targeting files as well.



    But I found that, fluentd can read the read file (under C:ProgramDatadocker) but cannot read via symlink file under C:/var/log.



    So I remote to my windows node and try to verify by running:



    $ docker run --rm -v c:/var/log:c:/var/log -v c:/ProgramData/docker:c:/ProgramData/docker -it mcr.microsoft.com/powershell powershell


    And got the following result:



    PS C:varlogcontainers> type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d99678c04e85cc2438cb1646667ee0c751a9768b53da92df9f3103.log
    type : The create operation failed because the name contained at least one mount point which resolves to a volume to which the specified device object is not attached.
    At line:1 char:1
    + type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d ...
    + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo : ReadError: (C:varlogcont...a92df9f3103.log:String) [Get-Content], IOException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : GetContentReaderIOError,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetContentCommand


    I try to read the real log file ( which those symlink files point to), and I can get the content correctly. But when I try to read via the symlink files, it fails. I believe that's why the fluentd cannot work as well.



    I try to google but I don't find any clue. Is there anyone who has tried the same case before or anyone who can share some idea that I can try?










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      I try to use fluentd to read the kubernetes pod log files on a windows k8s cluster (yes, windows version k8s cluster).



      I found that, all the kubernetes pod log is under C:/var/log folder on the host OS, so I plan to mount this folder into the fluentd container so that fluentd can read it.



      Because I found that all the files under C:/var/log folder is symlink files, and the real target file is under C:ProgramDatadocker, so I mount both folder into the pod, because I think the symlink files need the targeting files as well.



      But I found that, fluentd can read the read file (under C:ProgramDatadocker) but cannot read via symlink file under C:/var/log.



      So I remote to my windows node and try to verify by running:



      $ docker run --rm -v c:/var/log:c:/var/log -v c:/ProgramData/docker:c:/ProgramData/docker -it mcr.microsoft.com/powershell powershell


      And got the following result:



      PS C:varlogcontainers> type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d99678c04e85cc2438cb1646667ee0c751a9768b53da92df9f3103.log
      type : The create operation failed because the name contained at least one mount point which resolves to a volume to which the specified device object is not attached.
      At line:1 char:1
      + type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d ...
      + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
      + CategoryInfo : ReadError: (C:varlogcont...a92df9f3103.log:String) [Get-Content], IOException
      + FullyQualifiedErrorId : GetContentReaderIOError,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetContentCommand


      I try to read the real log file ( which those symlink files point to), and I can get the content correctly. But when I try to read via the symlink files, it fails. I believe that's why the fluentd cannot work as well.



      I try to google but I don't find any clue. Is there anyone who has tried the same case before or anyone who can share some idea that I can try?










      share|improve this question
















      I try to use fluentd to read the kubernetes pod log files on a windows k8s cluster (yes, windows version k8s cluster).



      I found that, all the kubernetes pod log is under C:/var/log folder on the host OS, so I plan to mount this folder into the fluentd container so that fluentd can read it.



      Because I found that all the files under C:/var/log folder is symlink files, and the real target file is under C:ProgramDatadocker, so I mount both folder into the pod, because I think the symlink files need the targeting files as well.



      But I found that, fluentd can read the read file (under C:ProgramDatadocker) but cannot read via symlink file under C:/var/log.



      So I remote to my windows node and try to verify by running:



      $ docker run --rm -v c:/var/log:c:/var/log -v c:/ProgramData/docker:c:/ProgramData/docker -it mcr.microsoft.com/powershell powershell


      And got the following result:



      PS C:varlogcontainers> type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d99678c04e85cc2438cb1646667ee0c751a9768b53da92df9f3103.log
      type : The create operation failed because the name contained at least one mount point which resolves to a volume to which the specified device object is not attached.
      At line:1 char:1
      + type .speller-col2-65679699c6-hjvhw_speller_speller-col2-ddd1788228d ...
      + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
      + CategoryInfo : ReadError: (C:varlogcont...a92df9f3103.log:String) [Get-Content], IOException
      + FullyQualifiedErrorId : GetContentReaderIOError,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetContentCommand


      I try to read the real log file ( which those symlink files point to), and I can get the content correctly. But when I try to read via the symlink files, it fails. I believe that's why the fluentd cannot work as well.



      I try to google but I don't find any clue. Is there anyone who has tried the same case before or anyone who can share some idea that I can try?







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