only one entry in /etc/fstab
 

 
 
On Monday, 22 October 2012 13:59:12 UTC+1, Network Ninja wrote:

> Check your /etc/fstab, sounds like you have it listed twice. You might 
> want to comment out the mount line, and reboot to see if the mount is still 
> listed twice.
>
> Jeremiah E. Bess
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> On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 5:16 PM, loial <[email protected] 
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>> When I do a df command I see my nfs filesystem twice. I can umount one of 
>> them, but the other will not umount. Have tried umount -f, but no joy. Any 
>> ideas why df shows it twice?
>>  
>>  
>> remoteserver:/home/john/transfer
>>
>> 23271776 15116640 6959296 69% /apps/transfer
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>> remoteserver:/home/john/transfer
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>> 23271776 15116640 6959296 69% /apps/transfer
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