Really weird.. I don't see this message in my mailbox, but happened to see it in the archive. Oh well.. might've just deleted when clearing out the duplicates caused by your isp's wonky mail server.
> The gotya is that if it gets to the umount stage it's already to late to > save it. Yeah, from what I was able to understand in the code (I read a lot of the automount.c file yesterday) I kind of came to the same conclusion. > Bottom line is that I can fix this for 4.1.1 (out soonish) combined with > my kernel module only. So, sorry to those that can't or have chosen not to > upgrade there module. I can't think of a more general way to fix it. > > Are up for testing the fix Mike? Sure. I've been doing debugging on a lab box we have just for such work, so I'd be more then happy to help test a possible fix (or any beta code you might have). We have a pretty big direct map that was originally written for Sun's automounter, along with a nis map for homedirs, and we do /net mounting as well... so any testing we can do will likely tickle most of the code and help find any bugs. -- Mike Marion-Unix SysAdmin/Staff Engineer-http://www.qualcomm.com Ralph: "Oh yes, Larry Benson... the x1000. Worked out better then you dreamed, didn't they?" Larry: "Actually there was a little bit of a problem." Ralph: "Then it's with your software!" -- Small Soldiers.. sounds like most Chip and OS companies though. :) _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
