mount.ntfs process doesn't exit after successfull mounting

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I'm using Ubuntu 13.10 dev with ntfs-3g 1:2013.1.13AR.1-2ubuntu1. I have the partition /dev/sda2 on my hdd which is a native ntfs filesystem from Windows XP and /dev/sdf1 which is a fuseblk from creating the filesystem with mkfs.ntfs. On mounting any of this both partitions the /sbin/mount.ntfs process doesn't close after the partition was successfull mounted. For example executing "mount /dev/sda2 /mnt" and checking the current state will result in the following output:

root@ubuntu:~# ls -a /mnt && sleep 10 && ps -Af | grep 'mount\.ntfs'
. .. bootfont.bin boot.ini Dokumente und Einstellungen NTDETECT.COM ntldr pagefile.sys Programme RECYCLER System Volume Information WINDOWS
root 7239 1 0 17:04 ? 00:00:00 /sbin/mount.ntfs /dev/sda2 /mnt -o rw

[Ken Sharp (kennybobs)]

Why do you think it is supposed to close?

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Does mount.ntfs something essential in daemon mode if the device is mounted? If not then there is no reason to keep the process open.

[Ken Sharp (kennybobs)]

Because it runs under FUSE. It is not a kernel module. It doesn't matter how it runs so long as it works.