Description of problem:
On shutdown, from gnome menu, i.e. without direct logout, with ~/Private mounted, the system keep shouting about not being able to umount ~/Private.
The reported error is, among others, that "mount.ecryptfs" cannot load shared object "libecryptfs.so.0".

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
ecryptfs-utils-70-1.fc10

How reproducible:
Almost always, maybe there is some race condition. See below.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.
Mount ~/Private (with ecryptfs) either manually or automatically (pam login setup).
2.
Shutdown from within the graphical user interface using the proper menu entry.
  
Actual results:
Almost always the system, when reaching the point where it umounts the different filesystems, keeps complaining that ~/Private and /home (I guess) cannot be umounted and that "mount.ecryptfs" cannot load shared object "libecryptfs.so.0".

Expected results:
Everything should be umounted properly.

Additional info:
The issue might be caused by the fact that /usr could be umounted before /home and /usr/lib{arch}/libecryptfs.so.0 is not available anymore.
If this is the case, the possible solutions could be:

1) link mount.ecryptfs statically
2) move libecryptfs.so.0 to /lib

Thanks,

piergiorgio