Ubuntu, how to unmount remote shared drive if the share is down?
I have a remote share on another computer which is currently down.
The command I used to mount is:
sudo mount //10.10.100.100/files /home/user/remoteDir/ -o username=user,password=pass,dir_mode=777,file_mode=777
I cannot unmount through the gui as it says the device is busy, because it is down and I cannot find the correct syntax to unmount it from the terminal as I always get some error.
The reason I want to unmount is because the system is running really slow with the server being down and I am hoping mounting will fix it, and I cannot restart the system at the moment.
Thanks.
Updates:
I tried umount and smbmount for the share and keep getting command not found?
I tried umount again and this time the command work, but I got an error saying device is busy.
mount
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I have a remote share on another computer which is currently down.
The command I used to mount is:
sudo mount //10.10.100.100/files /home/user/remoteDir/ -o username=user,password=pass,dir_mode=777,file_mode=777
I cannot unmount through the gui as it says the device is busy, because it is down and I cannot find the correct syntax to unmount it from the terminal as I always get some error.
The reason I want to unmount is because the system is running really slow with the server being down and I am hoping mounting will fix it, and I cannot restart the system at the moment.
Thanks.
Updates:
I tried umount and smbmount for the share and keep getting command not found?
I tried umount again and this time the command work, but I got an error saying device is busy.
mount
asked Mar 12 at 20:03
MichaelEMichaelE
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I have a remote share on another computer which is currently down.
The command I used to mount is:
sudo mount //10.10.100.100/files /home/user/remoteDir/ -o username=user,password=pass,dir_mode=777,file_mode=777
I cannot unmount through the gui as it says the device is busy, because it is down and I cannot find the correct syntax to unmount it from the terminal as I always get some error.
The reason I want to unmount is because the system is running really slow with the server being down and I am hoping mounting will fix it, and I cannot restart the system at the moment.
Thanks.
Updates:
I tried umount and smbmount for the share and keep getting command not found?
I tried umount again and this time the command work, but I got an error saying device is busy.
mount
asked Mar 12 at 20:03
MichaelEMichaelE
256
I have a remote share on another computer which is currently down.
The command I used to mount is:
sudo mount //10.10.100.100/files /home/user/remoteDir/ -o username=user,password=pass,dir_mode=777,file_mode=777
I cannot unmount through the gui as it says the device is busy, because it is down and I cannot find the correct syntax to unmount it from the terminal as I always get some error.
The reason I want to unmount is because the system is running really slow with the server being down and I am hoping mounting will fix it, and I cannot restart the system at the moment.
Thanks.
Updates:
I tried umount and smbmount for the share and keep getting command not found?
I tried umount again and this time the command work, but I got an error saying device is busy.
mount
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sudo umount -l /home/user/remoteDir/
Seems to have worked.
I found the solution here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/475288
Are there any issues or alternatives to using the -l switch?
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sudo umount -l /home/user/remoteDir/
Seems to have worked.
I found the solution here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/475288
Are there any issues or alternatives to using the -l switch?
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sudo umount -l /home/user/remoteDir/
Seems to have worked.
I found the solution here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/475288
Are there any issues or alternatives to using the -l switch?
answered Mar 12 at 20:58
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sudo umount -l /home/user/remoteDir/
Seems to have worked.
I found the solution here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/475288
Are there any issues or alternatives to using the -l switch?
answered Mar 12 at 20:58
MichaelEMichaelE
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sudo umount -l /home/user/remoteDir/
Seems to have worked.
I found the solution here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/475288
Are there any issues or alternatives to using the -l switch?
answered Mar 12 at 20:58
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answered Mar 12 at 20:58
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answered Mar 12 at 20:58
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