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--- linux:unmount_all_fuse_mount_points [2011/06/10 17:56]
Joel Dare
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+====== Unmount All Fuse Mount Points ======
+On my laptop, a //Macbook Pro 7,1//, I need to remove all the fuse mounts before I disconnect from the network.  If I don't disconnect these fuse mount points before I suspend or shut down then fuse seems to lock up.  I believe that is because after I put the machine to sleep it will no longer be connected to the network when I turn it back on.  Here's how I do it.
+===== The Unmount =====
+Here's the line of commands I use to unmount all of the mount points currently mounted with fuse.
+  mount -l -t fuse.sshfs | awk -F " " '{print "fusermount -u " $3}' | bash
+===== How it Works =====
+I'll break these commands down for you so that they are a little easier to understand.
+In the first part, we list everything that is currently mounted with a type of //fuse.sshfs//.
+  mount -l -t fuse.sshfs
+Next, we pipe that output into //awk//, splitting on spaces, and printing out the fusermount command that will unmount each of them.  I have another page about [[:Using Awk on CSV Files]] that explains this command in a little more detail.
+  awk -F " " '{print "fusermount -u " $3}'
+Finally, we pipe that output back into //bash// so that each command is executed.
+  bash
+===== Automatic on Suspend =====
+On my system, //Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick//, I'm using pm-utils.  To execute something on suspend (sleep) I create a script in the /etc/pm/sleep.d directory.  Here's the whole script.
+<code>
+#!/bin/sh
+mount -l -t fuse.sshfs | awk -F " " '{print "fusermount -u " $3}' | bash
+</code>
+I've called the script //05_fuse// and then I ran chmod to make the file executable.
+  sudo chmod +x 05_fuse