[Bug 1048017] Re: mountall generates duplicate 'mounting' events for in-progress network mounts

Launchpad Bug Tracker 1048017 at bugs.launchpad.net
Tue Oct 8 02:15:19 UTC 2013


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Title:
  mountall generates duplicate 'mounting' events for in-progress network
  mounts

Status in “mountall” package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  Unlike local mounts, network mounts are handled asynchronously by
  mountall.  As a result, if a SIGUSR1 (network device up) signal comes
  in while a mount is already in progress, mountall will generate a
  second, spurious 'mounting' event for the device.  It does not appear
  to go so far as to spawn a redundant mount process, fortunately, but
  at least in the case of nfs mounts this results in extra calls to the
  statd-mounting job.

  I noticed this in the process of applying the fix for bug #643289, the
  patch for which actually seems to improve the situation (only 3 mount
  attempts on boot for my test nfs filesystem, instead of 5).

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