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Spontaneous(?) silent unmount #1148
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@evanfields thanks for opening the issue, I have a few suggestions.
Thanks! |
Hey @dannycjones thanks for the swift response!
My bash profile has:
I stop the instance overnight so nothing right now (fresh start), will report back if there's something there that doesn't look like the above logs. I've configured debug logging to a file and will share it once I see another unmount. Thanks! |
@dannycjones first unmount didn't take long today 🤷♂️ dmesg:
Slightly redacted log file: attached |
Sorry for the delayed response - are you still impacted by this issue? Reviewing the Mountpoint logs, it appears to be unmounting cleanly due to it being requested to unmount. I see in the original logs that it appeared to be unmounted by systemd.
I think to further debug, we'd need to dig into why systemd was deactivating that unit. From our side, Mountpoint appears to be working fine. |
No worries @dannycjones and thanks for the response. Yep, I'm still affected by the issue. Let me know any suggestions on what to look for or where to look for it! |
There's a few areas here.
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Mountpoint for Amazon S3 version
mount-s3 1.10.0
AWS Region
us-east-1
Describe the running environment
mount-s3
command is in my.bash_profile
Mountpoint options
What happened?
I do most of my development work SSH'd into an EC2 instance. I have a
mount-s3
command in my~/.bash_profile
to mount my bucket on login. About twice per working day I find that my bucket is no longer mounted.mount-s3
command works just fine for another few hours, until another spontaneous unmount.Relevant log output
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