I have some RHEL systems where I need to disable autofs
.
What I typically do is run a script on each of these hosts that executes something like this:
# /etc/init.d/autofs stop
...
# /sbin/chkconfig autofs off
...
# reboot
But I have a situation where doing the reboot
will cause a problem. I guess I could log on to each of these hosts one-by-one and execute df
and seem what filesystems where mounted by autofs and execute by hand umount /whatever
but that would be a pain. Does anyone know of a slick way of shutting off autofs
and umount
ing the filesystems it mounted?
I do have access to puppet
. Maybe it would be possible for me to use puppet to edit autofs
's config files and then service autofs reload
?
Thanks
Try
umount -a -t autofs
.This will umount every
autofs
mount.