Christian Seiler <christian <at> iwakd.de> writes: > > On 05/24/2016 04:09 PM, dummy user wrote: > > it seems that boot script which runs 'mount' doesn't recognize fuse as remote file system. > > Yes, because fuse can also be used for some local file systems, so > systemd can't know based on the type that this is indeed a remote > file system. > > > Could you please tell me the way to mend it ? > > Add the _netdev mount flag, then systemd will recongnize the file > system as remote, regardless of the type. > > Note that instead of having > > SUBTYPE#SOURCE DEST fuse OPTIONS 0 0 > > you can also write > > SOURCE DEST fuse.SUBTYPE OPTIONS 0 0 >
oh, yes - the former looks sort of code obfuscating in comparison with the later :) > Then systemd has a chance of detecting the file system. That said, > systemd doesn't detect curlftpfs to be a remote file system anyway > (it would with e.g. sshfs though), so in your case that wouldn't > help - but a thing to keep in mind generally speaking. > you are right eventually, options noauto,x-systemd.automount - have helped me thanks, Andrey
