Debian
sysvinit package

  1. Bug #211631
  2. Comment #87

Comment 87 for bug 211631

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Steve Grecni (gid-gifpaste) wrote : Re: CIFS/SMBFS shares not unmounted before network is shut down

Things get even weirder, if I select logout from the gnome panel, network goes away, so I log back in as the same user, and network comes back as expected. But if I log out again, network stays up! Tried logging out again, network still stays up.

I noticed, if I log out, and then back in, then after shutting down, I see the shutdown messages, I see my cifs mounts getting unmounted properly (no CIFS VFS errors) and then then the networking interfaces get deconfigured. Shutdown happens properly

It seems at least for me, something is causing the network-manager to die the first time I log out, but then after that, it stays up between log outs. Can anyone confirm? Could this be some weird issue where the network-manager is not properly detaching from the controlling terminal or something of the sorts?

So basically something is causing my network-manager to die and not show me shutdown messages if I don't log out and log back in first before shutting down... Am I the only one seeing this behavior?