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    bdika
    deepin
    2016-04-02 18:21
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    Edited by bdika at 2016-4-2 10:21

    This is part of my fstab

    //192.168.10.218/Public /home/dad/shared_videos cifs x-systemd.automount,auto,owner,rw,uid=1000,gid=1000,username=dad,password=xxxxxxxxxx,_netdev 0 0
    //192.168.10.218/dad/LV_Data /home/dad/LV_Data cifs x-systemd.automount,auto,owner,rw,uid=1000,gid=1000,username=dad,password=xxxxxxxxxx,_netdev 0 0

    The cifs shares mount fine and can be used correctly.

    However, when I shutdown or reboot the computer hangs. Apparently, this is caused by network manager stopping before the shares have a chance to unmount.

    I have searched the internet and tried various systemd custom services and I have tried using lightdm.conf to precede shutdown with an unmount bash script but nothing has worked.

    Is there a way to attach a script to the logout button on the doc, so that it runs before bringing up the exit buttons?

    Any help would be much appreciated.

    Thanks.

    Bill Dika

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    dance707
    deepin
    2016-04-02 23:57
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    Edited by dance707 at 2016-4-2 01:03

    Hi, Welcome to the Deepin Forum. This seems to be a common problem of using the x-systemd.automount method of mounting shares. When I ran a test earlier this year I just used the /etc/samba/smb.conf method of mounting shares. You might want to check some of the other Wiki's as some tend to be more advanced detail then others. To find the correct commands. Here is a link from freedesktop.org that gives some detail on the systemd.mount

    https://www.freedesktop.org/soft ... /systemd.mount.html
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    bdika
    deepin
    2016-04-03 12:44
    #2
    Hi dance707

    Thanks for the reply.

    Can you supply me with a little more direction of     "I just used the /etc/samba/smb.conf method of mounting shares"  . I'm  having touble implementing it. Do I still use fstab entries? If not how do I mount on boot?

    Thank you.

    Bill Dika
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    dance707
    deepin
    2016-04-03 13:39
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    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/30903
    Hi dance707

    Thanks for the reply.

    Hi Bill, Normally I only mount physical drives or NFS shares in fstab. I have seen methods of mounting Samba shares in fstab with out using the x-systemd.automount method. I am not a Samba user and don't remember if they auto mount or not using the more traditional method. And of course you will have to completely remove your current method in order for a traditional method to work. You can read the Debian Wiki for more information but seems out of date, and also other Wiki's in other distros for more information. I basically used the howtoforge link but did not follow all the instructions when I tested.
    https://wiki.debian.org/SambaServerSimple
    https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/debian-samba-server/
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