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On Mon, 27 Jul 2015 17:26:10 -0500 |
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William Hubbs <williamh@g.o> wrote: |
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> - Currently, we have to skip over certain file systems that we can't |
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> unmount during shutdown. With the new approach, if the mount script |
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> mounts a file system during boot, it will be able to unmount the |
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> same filesystem during shutdown, so that will eliminate more |
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> complexity in our mount/unmount handling. |
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What about unmounting during shutdown of things which were mounted by |
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autofs for example? Let us suppose I have samba network and I mount |
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shares automatically using autofs in Windows-like way |
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(cd /net/10.20.30.40/cool_share) and then I reboot after that. Will be |
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this share unmounted well on shutdown with new system? :) |
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