Il giorno Gio 10 Giu 2010 06:09:08 CET, Neil Brown ha scritto: [...]
Do you disable the network interface that the clients connect to *before* unexporting? If you don't, you should. Maybe run mountd with "-d all" and see what it is doing when you are unexporting and unmounting.
So, after a very long time, here is the solution. You were absolutely right: i was not disabling the ip address first. Anyway it remains a little bit strange that exportfs -u does not unlock the exported filesystem, but removing the ip first makes things goes smooth, so... Many thanks again!
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