On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Amodiovalerio [Hypo] Verde wrote: > Hi, > > I have a problem with autofs ( well I think is autofs related ). > > Using fedora, kernel 2.6.4, autofs 4.1.1. > > Set up a smb share and it works quite fine mounting and unmounting it. > > The problem is that autofs seems not be able to umount the share when the > share became unavailable ( like stopping sharing the directory ).
But autofs doesn't know that you have stopped sharing it. Does smbfs know? > > When I'm in the share, and share goes away, autofs won't umount it, also if > timeout is expired. And when your'e "in" the share it's busy as far as autofs is concerned. If that's what you mean? > > (with previos version of autofs, I could see in message log all the > timeouts, so I assume it will try to umount the share). Don't understand this. You can choose what you see in the log with "--verbose" or "--debug". > > If I do an ls it just give me a "ls: testdir: Invalid slot" until I manually > umount the share. ( I'm able to umount the share manually without forcing > and without any error ) Is the mount point busy or not? If it's not then autofs should umount it after the timeout. Ian _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
