Consider this case: a) start automount
b) cd /auto # automount can't unmount it c) stop automount upstart will send SIGTERM to automount. automount replies by writing the debugging info "Got your signal, but won't quit because I can't umount /auto" upstart will then send SIGKILL after some time .. (Or I will).. However when this happens nobody umounts /auto and the submounts. Fix: umount -l /auto could be run when SIGTERM is received. This will ask the kernel to umount those remaining filesystems as soon as possible. Does this make sense? Marc Weber _______________________________________________ autofs mailing list [email protected] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
