[Expired for mountall (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
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Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Hi Rob,
This is quite an unusual bug. There have been no other reports of this
behavior from mountall, but I see from your boot log that mountall is
clearly processing all the mounts twice. Is this reproducible for you
with more recent versions?
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I spent another half day or so on this.
I didn't really get anywhere but I think the evidence is that
neither the mountall.conf main script nor mountall itself actually
restart (the script doesn't echo and the 2nd set of fscks don't show the
parse_filesystems comments of the first, which are
1) I added 4 echo statements to each script in mountall.conf and can now
say with no doubt that the main script runs once, and the post-stop
script runs twice. I don't know how this can happen, but it does.
2) I added echo statements to both scripts in mountall-shell.conf too, also
changing
** Summary changed:
- mountall runs fsck, all clean, mounts, twice... out of boredom?
+ mountall does everything twice
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mountall does everything twice
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/605687
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It seems upscmd ups shutdown.stayoff does simply power off the load
after all. I downloaded the nut source package and everything I saw
pointed that way. I couldn't find any evidence of the code writing
flags or commands to disk, though I admit I lost track of things through
the socket. So, I
