* John Goerzen <jgoer...@complete.org> [200625 00:39]: > > On Tue, Jun 23 2020, Chris Hofstaedtler wrote: > > > Okay, that would match the suggestion. In this case I'd think this > > is more a systemd issue than a mount issue - mount passes your mount > > request to the kernel, and the kernel mounts it. Then something else > > (probably systemd) unmounts it immediately. > > I think that is absolutely plausible. I'm not sure if it would help, > since I can no longer reproduce this, but a guess a reassignment to > systemd might be relevant. But I agree that adding content to fstab(5) > would be helpful in any case (and perhaps also mount(8)).
I've filed #963573 to add a hint to the /etc/fstab template, so new installs get this info directly in the file. I'll keep this bug around to add text to fstab(5) and maybe mount(8) - both man pages are shipped by the mount binary package. For the underlying issue, this bug could perhaps be cloned to systemd, indeed. Thanks! Chris
