On Sun, 1 Mar 2009, Eben King wrote:
> Is there a way to make a given partition temporarily unmountable so I can see
> what breaks when automount can't mount it? I could take it's entry out of
> /etc/auto.misc I suppose.
OK, I did that to /misc/mp3. Everything seems to work fine (samba, sshd,
NFS is still broken so no evidence there), but I get two sets of this every
5 seconds:
Mar 2 11:18:35 pc automount[18751]: attempting to mount entry /misc/mp3
Mar 2 11:18:35 pc automount[6108]: failed to mount /misc/mp3
Mar 2 11:18:35 pc automount[6108]: umount_multi: no mounts found under /misc/mp3
I've run /etc/rc.d/{nfs-user-server,portmap,samba,thttpd,ssh} stop and still
it continues. xmms2d isn't running, and that's what I would suspect next.
My guess is that xfce itself is using it, but I have no idea why. "sudo
lsof -n" shows automount to be the only thing using /misc. Obviously if
I stop that, it stops trying to mount /misc/mp3. Any ideas?
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