umount problem (this time it's a weird one)
I have a "bind" mount from a place on my harddrive (from inside "/opt") to a "/stuff" directory. Now I want to unmount it but I am not allowed. This is what I get:
Code:
# sudo umount -f /stuff |
What distro are you using, have you got FAM
or supermount or something silly like that going? Cheers, Tink |
I don't got supermount installed and as "FAM" goes I must ask.. what is that? :-)
My distribution is Gentoo w/ some "old-and-borked-but-it's-mine-and-i-like-it" patches -- no mount patches duh :-) |
FAM is a daemon that monitors file-access and
fill-status of partitions. Cheers, Tink |
Nope.. No FAM installed either then.
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How is it being mounted?
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From a Bash script that I execute after boot.
Code:
mount --bind /opt/glftpd/site/stuff /stuff Code:
# mount |
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