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On 05/04/2016 08:40 AM, Marco Giunta wrote:
Hi at all,
I've a problem with automount features of systemd. I need to mount two
nfs share in this way:
/srv/nfs nfs-server.example.com:/share1
/srv/nfs/nested nfs-server.example.com:/share2
On my old RHEL6 workstation, I used autofs, but now, with a RHEL7
workstation, I'd like to use systemd.
I've configure two mount units, and they work like a charm: the nfs
export are mounted like I guess. Then, I've configured an automount
unit for '/srv/nfs', and it works, BUT when I 've created an unit to
automount '/srv/nfs/nested', and started it, immediately '/srv/nfs'
has been mounted, and I cannot unmount it (device is busy).
If I stop '/srv/nfs/nested' automount service, I can unmount
'/srv/nfs'. I'm trying to figure out the problem, and I think the
reason is 'automatic dependencies':
"""
If an automount unit is beneath another mount unit in the file system
hierarchy, both a requirement and an ordering dependency between both
units are created automatically.
"""
in fact:
# systemctl list-dependencies srv-nfs-nested.automount
srv-nfs-nested.automount
-.mount
srv-nfs.mount
'srv-nfs-nested.automount' depends on 'srv-nfs.mount'. I don't want
this, I want the 'srv-nfs-nested.automount' depends on
'srv-nfs.automount', because I don't want to have '/srv/nfs' always
mounted, I need to mount it on request, I have more then 300
workstations to configure.
I've tried to change these settings:
DefaultDependencies = false
Requires=srv-nfs.automount -.mount
but it doesn't works, because 'DefaultDependencies' doesn't disable
all dependencies:
'''
If set to false, this option does not disable all implicit
dependencies, just non-essential ones.
'''
So, my question is: is there a way to disable implicit dependencies ??
Or is there another way to automount nested nfs share with systemd ??
With autofs, I used a configuration like this:
/srv/nfs -fstype=nfs4,rw \
/ nfs-server.example.com:/share1 \
/nested nfs-server.example.com:/share2 \
/nested2 nfs-server.example.com:/share3
and it works as I guess.
Cheers,
Marco
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