Kernel NFS.
2.4.0-test1-ac7 (or plain test1, for that matter.)
add rule to /etc/exports to allow permissions to any currently mounted FS,
and start kernel nfs. (Debian packaging, in this case..
/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server start.)
mount that FS from the remote system you just added the export rule for.
Unmount that FS from the remote system.
remove the rule from /etc/exports.
rerun exportfs -r.
try to unmount the FS on the NFS server, that was the FS that was
exported.
Can't unmount the directory. Device busy.
fuser -v shows:
/mp31 root kernel mount /fs1
Being held open by the kernel, but nothings attached to it in userspace.
/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server stop
(does all the stuff to unload the nfsd's, mountd, etc...)
Even though all the daemons are dead, and NFS is no longer running...
The filesystem is *STILL* being held busy by the kernel mount generated by
adding the export rule.
Any suggestions?
Chad
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