Spake Eben King on Monday, February 23, 2009 at 05:05PM -0500:
> I have a problem with autofs constantly remounting three filesystems.
>
> Gory details:
> http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.misc/browse_thread/thread/ca066e4d01385503/a30e3a317d3b13b8?#a30e3a317d3b13b8
> = http://preview.tinyurl.com/aheuc9
> or <o06776-h8s.ln1@pc.home> and replies
>
> So my latest idea to track down the culprit is to find recently-accessed
> files/directories on the filesystems in question, in the hope that that'll
> give me some clue as to which program is responsible.
>
> Problem is, "find" lets you search on atime easily enough, but in doing
> it touches everything in its path, destroying their atimes for future
> searches. Is there a way to search that either doesn't change the atimes
> of examined files/directories, or puts them back the way they were
> afterward?
perhaps:
mount /mountpoint -o remount,noatime
beforehand?
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