Recently I've had more and more users require individual mounts to
various NT / win2k servers from our Linux app servers. I've written
several shell scripts that mount to the users home directory a windoze
share (different scripts for different servers/shares) and it's been
working fine since October 2000.
Lately my users would notice the mount point directory would simply
"disappear" when they performed an ls on their home directory. We could
cd into it and pwd shows that it exists and we are inside the mount
point however we cannot dismount the server nor delete the mount point
(says it's busy). Of course we're trying this above the mount point (in
case anyone was wondering). Rebooting the server restores it to normal
operations (not desirable though). I've gone through the services and
killed that user's processes yet we still cannot see that mount point
nor dismount the NT server (still says it's busy).
I'm wondering if anyone has seen this problem before. We are running
RedHat 6.2 kernel SMP 2.2.14. I'm thinking since smbfs is a kernel
module I should upgrade perhaps to 2.2.18/2.2.19. Holding off on 2.4.x
(for now).
Thx
Frank
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