> > > > I can confirm that bug is still there in 4.1.3:
> > > > 
> > > > # automount /mnt/auto
> > > > 
> > > > (/mnt is a symlink) does not expire mounts:
> > > > 
> > > > 13:23:47 * Initializing
> > > > 13:23:48 * Starting: automount -f -s -v --timeout 15 /mnt/auto program 
> > > > /root/bin/mapper.sh
> > > > 13:23:48 starting automounter version 4.1.3, path = /mnt/auto, maptype = 
> > > > program, mapname = /root/bin/mapper.sh
> > > > 13:23:48 using kernel protocol version 3.00
> > > 
> > > Does this occur with the autofs4 module.
> > > We want to see 4.05 instead of 3.00.
> 
> Which autofs4 kernel module?
> Does the log say 4 or 4.05?
> In other words, are you running the latest kernel module code.

Yes, it was an old module (I had stale line on /etc/modules.conf).
I fixed it, but new module does the same:

16:53:47 * Initializing
16:53:47 * Starting: automount -f -s -v --timeout 15 /mnt/auto program 
/root/bin/mapper.sh
16:53:47 starting automounter version 4.1.3, path = /mnt/auto, maptype = program, 
mapname = /root/bin/mapper.sh
16:53:47 using kernel protocol version 4.05
16:53:47 using timeout 15 seconds; freq 4 secs
16:53:53 attempting to mount entry /mnt/auto/hda1
16:53:53 >> /usr/bin/mount: illegal option -- s
16:54:12 expired /mnt/auto/hda1
16:54:28 expired /mnt/auto/hda1
16:54:45 expired /mnt/auto/hda1
16:55:13 expired /mnt/auto/hda1

/mnt/auto/hda1 is still mounted...
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vda

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