Hi, 1) initscript bug: I noticed that commenting out a line from auto.master and then running: /etc/rc.d/init.d/autofs restart does not remove the old mount. 2) Packaging request: Could the sub-config files by moved into a directory like auto.d? I find it rather easier to manage that way. Cheers, Matthew.
Confirmed in test lab. The only way to get the system to forget about the mount point is to stop and then start autofs.
are you sure the mount point does not timeout when it should ? It will not disappear immediately... Please reopen if that is the case. ------- Additional Comments From 06/18/99 14:31 ------- Sure. This is _not_ the an automagically mounted filesystem, but rather the autofs filesystem itself which hangs around: (The "automount(pid1311) on /mnt/elks type autofs" one.) ------- Additional Comments From 06/18/99 14:31 ------- Sure. This is _not_ the an automagically mounted filesystem, but rather the autofs filesystem itself which hangs around: (The "automount(pid1311) on /mnt/elks type autofs" one.) ------- Additional Comments From 06/18/99 14:32 ------- Sure. This is _not_ the an automagically mounted filesystem, but rather the autofs filesystem itself which hangs around: (The "automount(pid1311) on /mnt/elks type autofs" one.) ------- Email Received From Matthew Kirkwood <weejock.ox.ac.uk> 06/18/99 14:35 -------