> Of note is that pam_mount was working about 3 weeks ago... Except it > refused to unmount the volumes when user logged off. I am no longer the maintainer of pam_mount (upstream or package), but I can address this part of your issue. The pam_mount module will not be able to unmount a home directory if processes still remain with open file descriptors in the directory. Last I looked, many user daemons (e.g., gconf?) remained for a few seconds or minutes after a user logged out. If you look through GNOME and Red Hat's bugzilla, you will see a couple of examples of this that were fixed. You will also find some examples that were never fixed upstream. It used to be that you could instruct pam_mount to run lsof and log the output to help troubleshoot this. I don't know if this feature is still available, but it would identify which processes are causing the problem. Mike -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
