Re: Different behaviour handling NFS mounts after login
Am Thu, 03 Jul 2014 02:42:05 -0600 schrieb Bob Proulx:
> Joerg Desch wrote:
> Warning. Using "soft" can cause silent data corruption.
That's the reason I'm using "hard".
> Same with _netdev. Personally I am
> only using "async" and nothing more these days. "intr" is okay.
"_netdev" is good for notebooks. I've there is no WLAN available, the
entries are not mounted. Since NetworkManager is brain-dead ;-), I'm no
longer able to mount "shares" depending on the connected network. OK,
that is only the half truth, since the dispatcher scripts allows
mounting, but the developer of NetworkManager have cut-off the pre-down
scripts, so it isn't possible to unmount the "shares". No idea why they
have done this...
> But I am also not sure what you are asking. Initially you wrote:
>
>> Two of the machines opens Nautilus after each login. Neither the other
>> installation of Debian nor a remaining MINT installations shows this
>> behaviour.
>>
>> What's the problem here? Should I change something in the mount
>> options?
>> Or is this a setting within GNOME?
>
> So the problem is that Nautilus opens after a login?
Exactly.
> I don't see how
> that is related to NFS. How would NFS mount options cause Nautilus to
> automatically start up at login time?
Me too. ;-) But I'm not sure. Joseph wrote a reply with this
recommendation, so I want to give it a try.
> That sems like an autostart
> configuration of GNOME. If you are wanting to prevent that then I would
> concentrate on looking there.
OK. I want USB thumb drives to be opened automatically, but not the NFS
mounts. Is this possible?
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