==> Regarding Re: [autofs] automount never umount; Ian Kent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> adds:
raven> On Thu, 24 Nov 2005, Farkas Levente wrote: >> Jeff Moyer wrote: > lfarkas> a full lsof ? fuser -v for what? >> > >> > For the mount points in question. I guess something like: >> > >> > fuser -v -m <automountpoint> >> > >> > lsof +D <automountpoint> >> >> ok now i use only nfs and no smbfs, uprgade to >> kernel-2.6.14-1.1641_FC4.jmoyertest.2 but it doesn't show me any >> difference. so here is the current daemon log and that's all:-( >> ------------------------------- >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# fuser -v -m /net/ >> >> USER PID ACCESS COMMAND /net/ root 1919 f.... automount [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> ~]# lsof +D /net/ COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME >> automount 1919 root 5r DIR 0,20 0 5471 /net/ >> ------------------------------- >> new tips? raven> These's still no printk output? I find that difficult to believe. Farkas, are you using the `dmesg' command to look for the printk output? Please do, as I'm certain there are a *lot* of messages generated. raven> So no explanation of what is wrong. raven> Jeff we could enable DEBUG in the kernel module. What do you think. raven> If it would be better I could take the source from the kernel you raven> have and put together a tarball. Farkas could then compile and raven> install it so that the original module can restored with a "make raven> uninstall" when we are done. Sure, you could enable debug. I just didn't want to get too much information. However, at this point, it's probably better that we get as much as possible so Farkas doesn't have to keep trying new patches. Farkas, please look at the output of dmesg and let us know what you find. You should see something like this: autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "mount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "automount" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "ls" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "ls" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "ls" autofs4_revalidate: revalidate called on behalf of application "ls" -Jeff _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
