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I notice whenever mounted shares or external drives etc. (Etc here |
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only includes cifs mounted shares of msOS origin). |
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And something unforseen happens before they are umounted properly, |
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like powered down disconnected reboot etc) Those mount points will |
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fail a umount. And even when share becomes available again the mount |
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point is no longer functioning. |
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umounting with the -l option does take the mount point out of the |
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`mount' output but it can be as long as an hr before the mount point |
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is again mountable. |
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I want to know what is happening there. A restart of samba has no |
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noticable effect. |
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What can I do to hasten the remountability of shares in that condition? |
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