Bug#65412: samba shares aren't unmounted before the network interfaces shutdown
reassign 65412 samba
thanks
Jeff Waugh <jdub@aphid.net> writes:
> when you shut down, the network interface shuts down before the
> drives are unmounted. normally this wouldn't be a problem, but the
> samba shares are left 'til after the network interface goes down
> too, which causes a hang. you have to reset and fsck.
>
> i labelled this as important because it could play havoc when remotely
> rebooting important servers.
Um, I personally don't understand this -- the samba server should die
properly, network or not, when /etc/init.d/samba stop is run as part
of the shutdown sequence.
But I'll leave this for the samba mainatiner to
> this is my first bug report.
Congrats. But you should file it against 'samba', not 'base'.
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