papnikol Posted October 17, 2014 Share Posted October 17, 2014 Hi everybody, I am using SNAP to mount some drives (ReiserFS drives on unRaid 5) in 2 different unRaid servers. When I am trying to unmount them, all choices on right click are greyed out (except for 'refresh status' and 'delete share name'. So i cannot unmount or reject unless I reboot. Should I stop Samba? Is there something obvious I am doing wrong? Basically, I would be happy if I could force an unmount action. Thanks in advance Quote Link to comment
dlandon Posted October 17, 2014 Share Posted October 17, 2014 Hi everybody, I am using SNAP to mount some drives (ReiserFS drives on unRaid 5) in 2 different unRaid servers. When I am trying to unmount them, all choices on right click are greyed out (except for 'refresh status' and 'delete share name'. So i cannot unmount or reject unless I reboot. Should I stop Samba? Is there something obvious I am doing wrong? Basically, I would be happy if I could force an unmount action. Thanks in advance If the 'B' icon is on, the drive is busy and cannot be unmounted. You need to stop all activity on the drive before it will unmount. Quote Link to comment
papnikol Posted October 17, 2014 Author Share Posted October 17, 2014 If the 'B' icon is on, the drive is busy and cannot be unmounted. You need to stop all activity on the drive before it will unmount. Actually, in this case, I had 2 drives mounted to SNAP, only one was being used but the other one was not allowed to unmount for some reason. When I stopped using 1st drive, I could unmount both of them. Still there have been some cases where the drive appears to be busy while it is not, so I cannot unmount... Quote Link to comment
sureguy Posted October 17, 2014 Share Posted October 17, 2014 How are you determining that the drive isn't busy? Quote Link to comment
dlandon Posted October 17, 2014 Share Posted October 17, 2014 At the command line you can do the following. /boot/config/plugins/snap/snap.sh -MW ShareName This command will wait for the drive to not be busy then it will unmount. Quote Link to comment
papnikol Posted October 18, 2014 Author Share Posted October 18, 2014 How are you determining that the drive isn't busy? I use fuser -mv /mnt/*/* lsof /mnt/* The only process shown is smbd At the command line you can do the following. /boot/config/plugins/snap/snap.sh -MW ShareName This command will wait for the drive to not be busy then it will unmount. Thanks, I will have that in mind, although I have a feeling that for some reason, when I have this problem, the drive does not stop being busy Quote Link to comment
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