I don't have a ton of good advice, but I do think it might not be a good idea to go delete the mount points if there is even a chance that they're still mounted. No need to wipe all your data, on top of everything.
You might try doing a regular umount as root. It has a -f switch to force NFS unmounts, it might work with samba. Nate Ross Day wrote: >> Nothing seemed to help so I killed my smbmounts. Yet, the mess still >> goes on. > > If you did umount all of the samba mounts, see if it will let you >delete the mount points? > >> I restarted my samba (init.d/samba restart). Did not help either. > > Maybe init.d/samba stop....or even init.d/samba zap if your distro >supports that...zap that silly samba into submission. > >> Because I had no idea what to do anymore I wanted to see what happens >> reloading my eth0 if. However, the script 'init.d/networking stop' >> tells me: >> >> NOT deconfiguring network interfaces: NFS/SMB shares still mounted. > > Maybe disable your auto-mounting of samba shares at boot...and >reboot...then try to analyze the problem from that angle. Usually don't >have problems with samba as a client tool....the server configuration >tends to hate me though. :-( > > Ross D. > >----------------------------------------------------------------- >To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >with Subject: unsubscribe >----------------------------------------------------------------- > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
