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Subject: Re: [BUG] 2.4.18pre6+ll: autofs+smbfs: processes in D state
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On Sat, 9 Feb 2002, Denis Vlasenko wrote:

> Note that NT box was rebooted, not shut down. I brought it back on and even 
> restarted download of unlucky mp3 (via NT downloader). Since NT box was 
> available on the network I thought smbfs will reestablish SMB connection, as 
> NFS do in similar scenario (server reboot).

It does, but that reconnect is limited by the same server lock as the
others. Also, SMB has state so you do loose certain things on a server
reboot (eg open files).

> Hmmm, maybe... I tried to kill -KILL automounter, forgot to do that to 
> smbmount.

That does not help. Killing smbmount does not affect smbfs until the
connection is lost, and it doesn't improve anything. Just a normal umount.

/Urban

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