Public bug reported:
I mount a few CIFS shares through a vpn - openvpn more specifically.
E.g. cifs entry in /etc/fstab
//vpn.domain.tld/Share /mnt/vpnShare cifs
noauto,user,uid=1000,gid=1000,username=none,password=none,iocharset=utf8
0 0
(since I'm authenticated with vpn certs, I don't need
username/password... cifs server only listens to vpn addresses).
So, when I want to access the share then, I have a little bash script on
my desktop that I can just run:
#!/bin/bash
mount /mnt/vpnShare
That all works fine. However when I shut down, I have the problem that Kubuntu
shuts down OpenVPN BEFORE it umounts that vpn-mounted share.
So during shut down process it then tries to umount that share but
because openvpn is already stopped, that share is unresponsive. That
causes a 120 seconds timeout delay.
I think before shutting down OpenVPN first shares mounted through the
vpn should be umounted.
** Affects: util-linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Shutting down OpenVPN before umount network shares causes 120 second
timeout on shutdown
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