Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 8 May 1999 00:01:11 -0400 (EDT) | From | phazer <> | Subject | Re: Unmounting SMB file systems |
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On 7 May 1999, ADAM SCHROTENBOER wrote:
>Not sure if this is a kernel issue or not, but thought I could at least field >the q to you. > >I make a regular use of smb mounts, and have noticed a problem w/ them. At >shutdown, it attempts to unmount the SMB file systems along with the local >file systems, rather than with the network file systems. This means that if I >don't remember to unmount them manually before shutdown, the shutdown process >grinds to a halt when it's unmounting file systems.
The same thing happens when you forget to unmount nfs mounts. The umount will time out eventually..
>I don't know if this is a kernel issue or not, so if not, please direct me to >the most appropriate forum for this q. If it would qualify as a kernel issue, >it would be appreciated if it would be forwarded to the kernel crew to be >fixed.
No this is a problem with 'umount -a' called from /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt (in redhat 5.2)
try to replace
echo "Unmounting file systems" umount -a mount -n -o remount,ro /
with something like:
echo "Unmounting file systems" for i in ` mount | grep -v 'type smbfs' | awk '{print $3}' ` ; do umount $i done
I think smb shares are mounted with type smbfs but i could be wrong ( i don't use Samba). if you want to leave nfs mounted too, add a grep -v 'type nfs'| after the first grep.
-phazer
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