Same issue as 783786, which was closed in F20 for inactivity. Description of problem: Davfs2 doesn't understand the "nofail" fstab option. As such, it's risky to have a a davfs mount in /etc/fstab, because davfs doesn't know about "nofail" as option, likely making systemd fail to boot if fails to mount it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I'm using davfs2-1.4.7-6.fc23.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Put davfs2-based mount in /etc/fstab, with "nofail" option 2. Post-boot, attempt to mount Actual results: Error: "Unknown option nofail." Expected results: Mountpoint is mounted. Expected results can be obtained by removing the "nofail" option, at the risk of later boot-time problems. Additional info: Full error: $ sudo mount davfsmnt/ [sudo] password for nickuj: Unknown option nofail. Usage: mount.davfs -V,--version : print version string mount.davfs -h,--help : print this message To mount a WebDAV-resource don't call mount.davfs directly, but use `mount' instead. mount <mountpoint> : or mount <server-url> : mount the WebDAV-resource as specified in /etc/fstab. mount -t davfs <server-url> <mountpoint> [-o options] : mount the WebDAV-resource <server-url> on mountpoint <mountpoint>. Only root is allowed to do this. options is a comma separated list of options. Recognised options: conf= : absolute path of user configuration file uid= : owner of the filesystem (username or numeric id) gid= : group of the filesystem (group name or numeric id) file_mode= : default file mode (octal) dir_mode= : default directory mode (octal) ro : mount read-only rw : mount read-write [no]exec : (don't) allow execution of binaries [no]suid : (don't) allow suid and sgid bits to take effect [no]_netdev : (no) network connection needed
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Confirming still present in Fedora 25. $ mount /mnt/davfs-mountpoint/ Unknown option nofail. Usage: ... ...
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