On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Paul DiMarco wrote:
> Is it safe to delete a line in mtab that I know I do not need? Or is there
> a better way?
As I recall, mtab is maintained by mount...if there's an entry in the mtab
file, it's because something's been mounted. You should unmount
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On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 16:54:58 -0400, Paul DiMarco wrote:
> Well there is an entry in the mtab file that is attempting to mount
> another server which I know does not exist on our network anymore. So
> I modified the fstab file and re
Well there is an entry in the mtab file that is attempting to mount another
server which I know does not exist on our network anymore. So I modified
the fstab file and removed the mounting of that non-existing server,
rebooted, and the mount point still shows up in my tab file.
How come is
If u delete a line u umount that device.
It works like this: U apply a line in fstab and when u
mount that line the device is mounted and it is copied
over to mtab.
--- Paul DiMarco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: >
Is it safe to delete a line in mtab that I know I do
> not need? Or is there
> a bett
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On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 14:50:03 -0400, Paul DiMarco wrote:
> Is it safe to delete a line in mtab that I know I do not need? Or is
> there a better way?
/etc/mtab is not what you want, because it is created at run-time.
Look at "man fstab" and /etc/fsta
Is it safe to delete a line in mtab that I know I do not need? Or is there
a better way?
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