Am Sun, 21 May 2017 08:15:57 +0200 schrieb tu...@posteo.de: > I have a directory mounted via fuse.encfs (encrypted). > > Since kernel 4.11 (seldom, more often with 4.11.1 and 4.11.2) it > happens that once in a sudden the system decides to make the > contents unaccessible: > 'mount' stills shows the mount of that directory but neither > 'ls' or any other application can find the directory anymore. > This happens while an application still accesses files > of that directory (and the failure to do so shows that > the "auto umount" has hit again). > > I fetched the kernel right off ftp.kernel.org (more > exactlu: off a mirror of that).
Why don't you use the gentoo-sources kernel ebuild? It has some special patches for Gentoo userland... Tho I don't see any that may have directly to do with your problem... But maybe you want to check if it happens there, too. They have at least 4.11.1 available by now. Myself, I'm using ck-sources 4.11.1. > What is happening here? Has Linus implemented a timer > for that ? :) Do you use systemd and mounted it with a mount-timeout parameter accidently? > Any help is very appreciated since this featire is VERY > annoying! Since this is a fuse filesystem, check dmesg if there are any signals regarding the fuse daemon: Maybe it just crashed. It doesn't really unmount since you still see the mount point listed. Compare the running fuse related processes before and after the issue. -- Regards, Kai Replies to list-only preferred.
