You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
I have the following manual /etc/fstab entry:
//server/audio /server/audio cifs ro,guest,noauto 0 0
It mounts fine. However, when it's mounted and I shutdown/reboot with systemctl I get a ~60 second delay while the shutdown process unmounts it. Unmounting manually prior to shutdown is instantaneous.
Any ideas to resolve my shutdown delay?
Last edited by mixer (2013-09-02 02:29:28)
Offline
It seems that your network might be coming down before the share is unmounted. You should probably see if you can verify in you logs, but basically you need to ensure that the remote-fs.target is dep'ed after any network service you use. After implies it will start after, but also that it will shut down in the reverse.
Offline
Hmm. The box is a new install and basically unmodified. I've looked at journalctl and haven't seen anything. I don't know how to check my "remote-fs.target is dep'ed after any network service you use".
Offline
What do you use to start your network?
Find your network service file and see if remote-fs.target is dependent After=
lenovo w500 - huawei matebook 14 | archlinux | swaywm | foot | falkon
Offline
It has been reported some time back but nothing has been done even though the problem has been isolated. I just umount before I shutdown or reboot. It does not affect nfs mounts if that is useful to you.
Offline
Thanks for the bug report URL. I'll mark the thread as solved since it's a documented bug being tracked.
Last edited by mixer (2013-09-02 02:28:29)
Offline
Pages: 1