Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: autofs
Autofs is not auto unmounting after the timeout.
I have adopted using autofs on 3 machines, a 9.20 mythbuntu, and two 9.04
crunchbang machines.
On the crunchbang machines autofs will correctly honour the information in the
auto.master and timeout the mounts when not in use ('not in use' is checked via
lsof for the mount).
On the 9.10 mythbuntu box however the mounts always remain active although no
files are in use. Manually unmounting works correctly.
Nothing in logged by autofs in messages/syslog
I removed any switches for the timeout to see if it was my config but even the
default timeout time doesn't work.
(To see what timeout was relevant I run: 'ps -elf | grep autofs', you can see
the timeout switch in the command)
The config and autofs versions on all machines are the same
(4.1.4+debian-2.1ubuntu2).
My config files are attached.
** Affects: autofs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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