Quoting Renato S. Yamane ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Package: smbfs > Version: 3.0.28a-1 > Severity: important > > mount -t smbfs -o username=USER,passwd=PASSWORD -o iocharset=utf8 > //192.168.1.11 /mnt/MS_SHARED > > $df -Th (only relevants output is showed): > File System Type Size Used Avalilable Mounted at > //192.168.1.11 cifs 223Gb 156Gb 68Gb /mnt/MS_SHARED > > If you shutdown or reboot, you can see (after 30s timeout): > > CIFS VFS: Server not responding > CIFS VFS: No response for cmd <number> mid <number> > > Maybe this is happening because CIFSD is killed by shutdwon/reboot > script *before* umount command.
However, none of these is under control of something provided by the samba packages. Unmounting cifs volumes is done by the umountnfs init script. Killing the cifsd daemon (which I suppose is a kernel daemon) is done by <whatever is doing it>....but nothing from the Samba packages. I don't really know whether this should be reassigned to <some package> or whether you should look closer to your init script order, but I don't see this as belonging to the Samba packages. --
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