fixup! Add a preliminary checker to ensure the mount points in /etc/f…

…stab are in the correct order

pleskdistup/actions/common_checks.py

@@ -692,10 +692,10 @@ def _do_check(self) -> bool:
             # Might be a problem, but it is not something we checking in scope of this check
             return True
 
-        missorderings = mounts.get_fstab_configuration_misorderings(self.FSTAB_PATH)
+        misorderings = mounts.get_fstab_configuration_misorderings(self.FSTAB_PATH)
 
-        if len(missorderings) == 0:
+        if len(misorderings) == 0:
             return True
 
-        self.description = self.description.format("\n\t- ".join([f"Mount point {mount_point} should be placed after {parent_dir}" for parent_dir, mount_point in missorderings]))
+        self.description = self.description.format("\n\t- ".join([f"Mount point {mount_point} should be placed after {parent_dir}" for parent_dir, mount_point in misorderings]))
         return False

pleskdistup/common/src/mounts.py

@@ -30,18 +30,18 @@ def get_fstab_configuration_misorderings(configpath: str) -> typing.List[typing.
             mount_point = line.split()[1]
             mount_points_order[mount_point] = iter
 
-    missorderings = []
+    misorderings = []
     for mount_point in mount_points_order.keys():
         if mount_point == "/":
             continue
 
         if mount_points_order["/"] > mount_points_order[mount_point]:
-            missorderings.append(("/", mount_point))
+            misorderings.append(("/", mount_point))
 
         leading_paths = mount_point.split("/")[:-1]
         for i in range(1, len(leading_paths) + 1):
             parent_dir = "/".join(leading_paths[:i])
             if parent_dir in mount_points_order and mount_points_order[parent_dir] > mount_points_order[mount_point]:
-                missorderings.append((parent_dir, mount_point))
+                misorderings.append((parent_dir, mount_point))
 
-    return missorderings
+    return misorderings