I have office where we have two servers. Server 1 is a CentOS 4.6 x86_64 system. Server 2 is a CentOS 4.6 x86 system. Server 1 hosts a number of shares that are mounted via autofs. Here is a piece of the auto.share file from server 2 relating to my problem:

homes           -fstype=nfs             192.168.1.10:/share/homes

The problem I am seeing is that server 2 seems to mount and umount this share every minute or so as shown by the log excerpt below.

Feb 25 13:59:09 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated unmount request from srv2:943 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 13:59:09 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated mount request from srv2:945 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:00:09 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated unmount request from srv2:951 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:00:09 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated mount request from srv2:953 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:01:09 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated unmount request from srv2:961 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:01:09 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated mount request from srv2:963 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:02:24 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated unmount request from srv2:970 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:02:24 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated mount request from srv2:972 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:03:39 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated unmount request from srv2:980 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)
Feb 25 14:03:40 srv1 mountd[3151]: authenticated mount request from srv2:981 
for /share/homes (/share/homes)


My google foo seems to be off this afternoon and I can't seem to find the cause. Anybody have any idea as to what might be causing the issue? The mount works correctly. I can see the data and all, I'd just really like to resolve this so my logs aren't such a mess and I'd like to understand what's causing it... Any help would be appreciated.
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