This could be an OS issue. Referencing the mount could make the OS attempt
to mount the NFS directory, and if NFS hangs, the task will sit
there and wait.
Remember too that it could take some time for the OS to determine it cannot
mount a particular filesystem, so that it could be the task is
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I am having a problem with some build scripts I have written that have
tasks to set a property based on whether a particular mount
is available on the build box. It seems like if the mount is not
available for whatever reason, the build hangs at this point. Has anyone
seen this behavior before?
Brown, Carlton wrote:
I've got an sshexec task that never exits, and I need to solicit some
opinions on the problem. The reasons behind it are well-known; if an
ssh command starts a long-running in the background, then ssh doesn't
know when it should exit.
From the purist standpoint, this is ex
I've got an sshexec task that never exits, and I need to solicit some
opinions on the problem. The reasons behind it are well-known; if an
ssh command starts a long-running in the background, then ssh doesn't
know when it should exit.
>From the purist standpoint, this is expected behavior. In pr
