On 02/04/2025 21:31, J wrote:
I expect that this mount is a part of local-fs.target, so qbittorrent
and other processes started from user session should be stopped
already.
Unfortunately i don't know what the local-fs.target is. Quick search
shows that it is probably a part of systemd, which (local-fs.target) is,
i guess, responsible for mounting/unmounting partitions?
systemctl help local-fs.target
systemctl cat local-fs.target
Is lingering enabled in logind for the user running qbittorrent?
LIngering? Logind..?
I hope, it gives an answer to my question. For more details see
loginctl(1). Actually I was shooting in dark.
In your logs I see
Stopped target local-fs-pre.target - Preparation for Local File Systems.
but no line for local-fs.target despite some entries related to user
processes.
In my case (KDE, not GNOME though) in
systemd-cgls
output all user processes are under user@1000.service.
systemctl list-dependencies --after user@1000.service
contains local-fs.target. So I expect that all user processes are
stopped before stopping local-fs.target. /etc/fstab entries should
become dependencies of local-fs.target (besides remote FS). It is
consistent with logs on my machine.
I have no idea why systemd units ordering is different on your machine.
