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umount bug?
From: |
Robert Shaw |
Subject: |
umount bug? |
Date: |
Mon, 05 Feb 2001 16:07:54 -0700 |
Mark,
When I add something to the unmount section to make sure something isn't
mounted on a system, it properly unmounts it, and removes the directory,
but it isn't removing the entry from the /etc/vfstab file. Here's the
outputs I see:
cf:arizona2: Unmounting arizona:/export/pack
cf:arizona2: Removing directory arizona:/export/pack
cf:arizona2: Edited file /etc/vfstab
It says it edited the /etc/vfstab, but the file is unchanged after this.
Specs:
cfengine 1.6.2
Solaris 2.6 on Sparc
Basically, I use automount for my home directories and a software setup
called SEPP, but I handle the rest in the vfstab file. I can't seem to
make it work right to be able to add/delete mounts properly. Here's what
I tried:
...
actionsequence = (
...
mountall
mountinfo
unmount
addmounts
mountall
...
)
...
miscmounts:
group1::
arizona:/export/local /usr/local mode=rw
group2::
arizona:/export/pack /usr/pack mode=rw
unmount:
group1::
arizona:/export/pack
group2::
arizona:/export/local
So as I change the hosts in group1 to group2 the mounts move to a new
setup. I'm doing this to allow slow migration with little pain. But I
can't seem to get the unmount to properly cleanup after itself in the
/etc/vfstab file.
The only work-around I can find would be to insert a editfiles step.
This will work, but is not desirable since the unmount should have
already done that.
Please help.
Thanks!!
-Robert
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