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Multiple mount (mtab) entries for the same NFS volume

Multiple mount (mtab) entries for the same NFS volume

2004-01-21       - By Toralf Lund

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Does anyone understand what 's going on here [ see below output from
'mount ' ] ? Actual access to the file systems works just fine. If I
execute e.g. 'unmount /imgproc3 ', then 'mount ' again, there will be one
/imgproc3 entry left - so to actually unmount the volume in the state
indicated below, I have to run the same umount command 8 times. 'mount
-o remount /imgproc3 ' changes nothing. The client and server are both
running Red Hat 9. We 've seen this a number of times on different hosts.
It could be that it is a result of rebooting the server, but not the
client - but NFS is supposed to handle that, isn 't it?

# mount
[ ... ]
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc2 on /imgproc2 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)
imgproc:/imgproc3 on /imgproc3 type nfs
(rw,nfsvers=3,posix,intr,bg,addr=193.214.130.22)

- Toralf



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