James wrote:
> Another fix:
>
> Add this to the start of the rc.d/network stop section.
>
> # Ensure netfs is taken down before network.
> for daemon in "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; do
> if [ "$daemon" = "${daemon#!}" -a "$daemon" = "netfs" ]; then
> if ! ck_daemon netfs; then
> /etc/rc.d/netfs stop
> fi
> fi
> done
>
> Will stop netfs if it's running, before stopping the network.
>
I'd never had a problem with netfs not unmounting what it mounted, more
so the problem is I don't run netfs since I connect to several different
networks and I don't want it to always try to connect to every share I
have defined in fstab. Instead I just mount them manually as I need to
access them. I'm sure there are others doing something similar with
auto mounting or what not. Now that I think about it adding the line
"umount -a -t nfs,smbfs,codafs,cifs,shfs,fuse" in the beginning of
rc.d/network's stop section might be a nice solution. Thats all netfs'
stop routine does anyway but running umount explicitly will cover cases
like mine where netfs was never started in the first place.
--
-andy
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