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Sonos preventing array from stopping

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My array wont stop and I am seeing this error in the logs:
 

Jan 23 17:25:49 Tower root: rmdir: failed to remove '/mnt/user': Device or resource busy

 

Searching the forms lead me top do a 'lsof | grep /mnt/user' to find if I maybe had a process open somewhere and It looks like sonos is locking things up.  In my Sonos app I have the media server options enabled, and I am assuming it found my music folder via Emby UPnP or maybe some other means.  Disabling the Media server discover in the app does not appears to help in the immediate term.  Also trying to kill the processes doesn't appear to be heling (they aren't going away with a kill -9).  These are the processes:

root@Tower:~# lsof | grep /mnt/user
smbd       12753                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       13204                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       19856                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       20177                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       36747                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       37087                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       65749                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       66209                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       70822                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       71278                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       75862                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       75862                       sonos   10r      DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       76961                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       81272                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd       81761                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd      117194                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd      117442                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd      117707                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd      117883                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd      121532                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media
smbd      123142                       sonos  cwd       DIR               0,56            17 13792273858822178 /mnt/user/Media

 

Has anyone seen this before or maybe have a way to safely stop the array since killing the processes doesn't seem to "stick"?    Any tips for how I may be able to let Sonos access my music share without it commandeering the system?

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