Some months ago I mentioned a potential problem in lbus_event_handler.sh,
I can see that from LTSP 4.2.4 the problem persists.
Here is the problem
Under the remove_all clause one will find the following line
for mount in `grep ltspfs /proc/mounts | grep "${HOME}" | \
awk '{print $2}'`
In most cases $HOME equals something like /home/username
In our case the problem is that $HOME lies on a fileserver, and so the
entries in /proc/mounts may look like this
ltspfs /a/brugere/FILESERVER/raid/gondor/user/Drives/My_Floppy
fuse rw,nosuid,nodev,user_id=8141,group_id=201 0 0
so 'grep ${HOME}' fails, and this means that the ltspfs is not unmounted
after the users has logged out.
The fix is easy, replace
grep ${HOME}
with
grep ${USER}
I think this should be fixed in ltsp-server-pkg-fedora-0.1-1.i386.rpm or
at least added to the Wiki (I don't have any experience with wikis).
/daleif
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