Unsure, that's a feature autofs provides
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Autofs
but you said you don't have that installed...
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actually, cd'ing into the directories mount them, so it's not nautilus
But, then, who could be mounting them?
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weird, does it mount if you just 'cd' to the directory on a command line
or use 'ls -R' in the snapshot directory or is it really specific to
nautilus?
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sudo lsof | grep snapshot
says:
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() fuse.gvfsd-fuse file system /run/user/1000/gvfs
Output information may be incomplete.
and only reports lines which relate to chromium-browser or darktable
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Could you try if
$ lsof | grep snapshot
gives you some hints on the processes that block the unmounting?
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nautillus
I get everything umounted with
$ sudo umount /media/nas.nfs/Documents/snapshot/
I must be root: from nautilus the eject button says "operation not
permitted", but why? nautilus mounted it, and it cannot umount it!
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trying to umount the inner one:
paolo@paolo:~$ sudo umount
/media/nas.nfs/Documents/snapshot/c_2016_11_30__00_00_11
paolo@paolo:~$ sudo umount
/media/nas.nfs/Documents/snapshot/c_2016_11_30__00_00_11
umount.nfs: /media/nas.nfs/Documents/snapshot/c_2016_11_30__00_00_11: device is
busy
Here are the relevant lines of the mount command:
nas:/data/Documents/snapshot on /media/nas.nfs/Documents/snapshot type nfs4
Could you add the output of 'mount' once those are mounted? nautilus
doesn't do any automatic mounting so it has to come from some lower
level feature enabled on your installation
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I haven't autofs installed:
$ aptitude search autofs
p autofs- automounter basato sul kernel per
Linux
p autofs:i386 - automounter basato sul kernel per
Linux
p autofs-hesiod - supporto per mappe Hesiod per
Thank you for your bug report, that's an interaction with autofs and not
really a bug (the search needs to read the directories to find content),
you could still try to report it upstream though,
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues
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