On a reasonably -current/i386 NFS server,
and a reasonably -current/i386 NFS client,
I experience the following
If the client mounts a NFS export, and then explicitly umounts it,
the showmount utility (run against the server) shows that there
are no clients using the export.
client# /mount server:/mnt /mnt
client# showmount server
Hosts on server:
client.my.net
client# /mount /mnt
client# showmount server
Hosts on server:
However, when the client just shuts down,
the NFS mount is somehow not correctly umounted.
client# /mount server:/mnt /mnt
client# shutdown -h -p now
elsewhere$ showmount server
Hosts on server:
client.my.net
I understand that the shutdown procedure umounts all local filesystems.
Is it also supposed to correctly umount the NFS mounts? Or should
I take care of that in rc.shutdown? A simple 'umount -a -t nfs'
in rc.shutdown seems to have fixed it.
Thank you for your time
Jan
