On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Farkas Levente wrote: > Jeff Moyer wrote: > >>>>># dmesg |sort|uniq > >>>>> > >>>>>autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application > >>>>>"automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of > >>>>>application "multiload-apple" > >>>>> > >>>>>so what can i do? no longer use multiload-applet ? this is a standard > >>>>>gnome applet included in fc4: "System Monitor 2.10.1" > >>>> > >>>>so what is the conclusion now? will autofs be modified to umount even > >>>>in such case or ...? thnaks. > >>> > >>> > >>>I'm not familiar with this applet. Can someone help ot? > > > > > > lfarkas> which kind of distro do you use? on fedora/redhat it's in > > lfarkas> gnome-applets package and anyway in: > > lfarkas> http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gnome-applets/multiload/ > > > > I'm not convinced it's the culprit. As Ian mentioned earlier in this > > thread, there is no flurry of mount/umount activity. The file system gets > > mounted, and then never unmounted, right? If that is the case, and lsof > > right. > > > shows no users, then this is likely an autofs bug. > > no users. > so i also assume it's an autofs bug, that's why i wrote my first post. > since i'm sure there is not any file on the nfs partition which is used > for hours. the given nfs partition is our mirror server of centos, > fedora, dag, etc.. so we only use it to manualy install new packages. > even the daily updates run through ftp in order not use this nfs.
Then I must be able to duplicate it. The kernel includes the latest patch we have in test right Jeff? Ian _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
