I'm attaching a one-line modification to the /etc/init.d/umountfs script
that fixes the problem for us. It causes umountfs to ingore
/proc/mounts entries where FSTYPE is 'autofs'.
I believe that this is a correct solution because these 'autofs' entries
are not the actual file systems mounted by autofs, but the mount points
or directories monitored by the automount daemon. The actual autofs-
mounted file systems (if any) will not be skipped over because they will
appear as a separate entry in /proc/mounts and their FSTYPE is not going
to be 'autofs', but whatever it is in reality ('nfs' in our case, for
example).
** Patch added: "umountfs.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit/+bug/988394/+attachment/3128124/+files/umountfs.diff
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Title:
Reboot hangs because /etc/rc6.d/S40umountfs chokes on non-existent
mounts
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