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Oh, this fixes a major annoyance for me... I, well my laptop, suffered from long shutdown delays, cause be a mounted cifs network share. Finally I fixed id.
The problem is caused by - what I guess are - incorrect dependencies, or order, of the shutdown scripts in openSUSE. I think it would be solved when 'smbfs stop' is executed before 'network-remotefs stop' is executed...
I tried to change the order of the shutdown scripts, tried to solve it in halt.local, all to no avail. Until I found this thread about the same problem with Ubuntu.
Somebody wrote a script for it, I ported this script for use with openSUSE and it fixed my problems.
Download this zip: smbfs_fix.gz
Unzip it:
Copy the script to /etc/rc.d
Make it executable
Enable it
That's it.
I tried to change the order of the shutdown scripts, tried to solve it in halt.local, all to no avail. Until I found this thread about the same problem with Ubuntu.
Somebody wrote a script for it, I ported this script for use with openSUSE and it fixed my problems.
Download this zip: smbfs_fix.gz
Unzip it:
gunzip smbfs_fix.gz
Copy the script to /etc/rc.d
cp smbfs_fix /etc/rc.d
Make it executable
chmod +x /etc/rc.d/smbfs_fix
Enable it
chkconfig smbfs_fix on
That's it.
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