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Am Sun, 21 May 2017 08:15:57 +0200 |
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schrieb tuxic@××××××.de: |
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> I have a directory mounted via fuse.encfs (encrypted). |
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> Since kernel 4.11 (seldom, more often with 4.11.1 and 4.11.2) it |
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> happens that once in a sudden the system decides to make the |
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> contents unaccessible: |
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> 'mount' stills shows the mount of that directory but neither |
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> 'ls' or any other application can find the directory anymore. |
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> This happens while an application still accesses files |
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> of that directory (and the failure to do so shows that |
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> the "auto umount" has hit again). |
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> I fetched the kernel right off ftp.kernel.org (more |
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> exactlu: off a mirror of that). |
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Why don't you use the gentoo-sources kernel ebuild? It has some special |
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patches for Gentoo userland... Tho I don't see any that may have |
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directly to do with your problem... |
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But maybe you want to check if it happens there, too. They have at |
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least 4.11.1 available by now. Myself, I'm using ck-sources 4.11.1. |
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> What is happening here? Has Linus implemented a timer |
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> for that ? :) |
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Do you use systemd and mounted it with a mount-timeout parameter |
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accidently? |
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> Any help is very appreciated since this featire is VERY |
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> annoying! |
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Since this is a fuse filesystem, check dmesg if there are any signals |
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regarding the fuse daemon: Maybe it just crashed. It doesn't really |
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unmount since you still see the mount point listed. Compare the running |
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fuse related processes before and after the issue. |
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Regards, |
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Kai |
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