On Sun, Feb 02, 2014 at 09:06:49PM +0100, i...@sinweb.de wrote:
The NFS mounted file systems (hostname "diskstation") come from a NAS-Box (Synology DS211) that will mount my system as a client. If I want to see all mounted NFS file systems I have the "df-a" command, otherwise I see only two NFS file systems.
Sorry, I read the report too fast the first time. This is due to the logic that was added to prevent / (and other filesystems) from appearing several times under different names due to bind mounts and boot time baggage. Since you have the same filesystem mounted multiple times, the logic is to show only the shortest name associated with each filesystem. As you found, df -a will show all mounts. In your particular case this could be confusing, but in the general case presenting the same information redundantly can also be confusing as well as complicating the display of information. Since there is a way to show what you're looking for, I'm not sure that a change is warranted. (The current behavior is due to a number of complaints about the way df was showing redundant information in the past.)
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