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    UNSOLVED [BUG] Automount fail on reboot with Ubuntu 20.04

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    • JOduMonT
      JOduMonT @nebulon last edited by

      @nebulon said in Why my CIFS automatic mount fail on every reboot ?:

      Do you see any failing attempt of automounting it during boot?

      I did manually look the /var/log/dmesg and saw nothing anormal
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      @nebulon said in Why my CIFS automatic mount fail on every reboot ?:

      Can you try adding defaults,_netdev to the fstab line? Maybe the network comes up a bit too slowly and thus the automount fails?

      I did add those line, without success 😞
      I still need to do mount -a after a reboot

      BTW it is on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

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      • nebulon
        nebulon Staff last edited by

        Hm the exact same options work for me fine, however on 18.04 so this indeed might have changed in behavior, although I can't really find anything related to that.

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          p44 @JOduMonT last edited by

          @jodumont Me too I had this behavior on last restart...

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          • jdaviescoates
            jdaviescoates last edited by jdaviescoates

            It's working fine for me.

            Here is what I have in fstab:

            //uxxxxx.your-storagebox.de/backup /mnt/storage cifs iocharset=utf8,rw,credentials=/xxx/xxxxx-credentials.txt,uid=yellowtent,gid=yellowtent,file_mode=0660,dir_mode=0770 0 0
            

            It did unmount once during a backup, but that's the only hiccup I've had to date.

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            • JOduMonT
              JOduMonT @jdaviescoates last edited by

              @jdaviescoates are you with 18.04LTS or 20.04LTS ?

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              • jdaviescoates
                jdaviescoates @JOduMonT last edited by

                @jodumont 18.04. You?

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                • JOduMonT
                  JOduMonT @JOduMonT last edited by

                  @jdaviescoates said in Why my CIFS automatic mount fail on every reboot ?:

                  @jodumont 18.04. You?

                  jodumont said

                  BTW it is on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

                  🙂

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                    p44 @jdaviescoates last edited by

                    @jdaviescoates How is working now? Did you experienced problems in last days? I switched to Wasabi meanwhile find a durable solution to this problem...

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                    • jdaviescoates
                      jdaviescoates @p44 last edited by jdaviescoates

                      @p44 I'm not having any problems. Streaming music off of my Hetzner Storage Box mounted as a Cloudron Volume and connected to my Navidrome app as I type.

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                      • nebulon
                        nebulon Staff last edited by

                        If I am reading those version messages correctly, it does look like the automount on Ubuntu 20 has some kind of regression, while servers on 18 are working reliably?

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                        • JOduMonT
                          JOduMonT @nebulon last edited by

                          @nebulon said in Why my CIFS automatic mount fail on every reboot ?:

                          If I am reading those version messages correctly, it does look like the automount on Ubuntu 20 has some kind of regression, while servers on 18 are working reliably?

                          In plain english 🙂 yes the issue seams to be only with Ubuntu 20.04

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                          • jdaviescoates
                            jdaviescoates last edited by

                            Possible related to this?

                            SMB1 disabled by default: can still be enabled via a /etc/samba/smb.conf config change;

                            https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseNotes#Samba_4.11

                            More info here:
                            https://www.samba.org/samba/history/samba-4.11.0.html

                            Found via https://askubuntu.com/questions/1229929/cant-acces-nas-anymore-after-upgrading-to-20-04

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                            • JOduMonT
                              JOduMonT @jdaviescoates last edited by

                              @jdaviescoates said in My CIFS automount fail on reboot with Ubuntu 20.04:

                              Possible related to this?

                              thank for your reach, I'll definitely give a try to this and come back soon.

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                              • JOduMonT
                                JOduMonT last edited by

                                @jdaviescoates I just look at it
                                and on Cloudron Samba server is not installed
                                so nothing to configure in /etc/samba/* which actually don't even exist.

                                WEBDAV

                                I have the same behavior with webdav
                                on reboot I have to login and do mount -a

                                here the option for my davfs in /etc/fstab: rw,_netdev,uid=yellowtent,gid=yellowtent,file_mode=0660,dir_mode=0770 0 0
                                I also tried with auto and defaults

                                few people suggest to use rc.local

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                                • JOduMonT
                                  JOduMonT last edited by JOduMonT

                                  I just got an idea
                                  @nebulon
                                  it is possible than cloudron mount the volumes before my automount so then the target directory of my automount is not empty ?

                                  Also how could I destroy thoses volumes the GUI don't make it happen ?
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                                  • JOduMonT
                                    JOduMonT @JOduMonT last edited by

                                    @jodumont said in My CIFS automount fail on reboot with Ubuntu 20.04:

                                    it is possible than cloudron mount the volumes before my automount so then the target directory of my automount is not empty ?

                                    nope, even without any volumes configured in Cloudron
                                    CIFS and WEBDAV won't mount automatically 😞

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                                    • JOduMonT
                                      JOduMonT last edited by JOduMonT

                                      @nebulon and @girish

                                      I just copy the config (/etc/fstab and /etc/davfs2/secret) to my Ubuntu 20.04LTS Desktop
                                      and my webdav mount automatically on the reboot.

                                      So it seams to be a bug on the cloudron side.

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                                      • nebulon
                                        nebulon Staff last edited by

                                        Cloudron itself does not handle any mount points as such. So this looks like this is some issue with 20.04 server then. Note that the desktop flavor has a lot more things installed usually, which may or may not trigger automounting correctly.

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                                        • JOduMonT
                                          JOduMonT @nebulon last edited by JOduMonT

                                          @nebulon said in [BUG] Automount fail on reboot with Ubuntu 20.04:

                                          Cloudron itself does not handle any mount points as such. So this looks like this is some issue with 20.04 server then. Note that the desktop flavor has a lot more things installed usually, which may or may not trigger automounting correctly.

                                          I have no doubt of the quality of coding from the Cloudron Team
                                          but I just boot an ubuntu 20.04 LTS at Hetzner
                                          did

                                          apt update
                                          apt install -y davfs2
                                          mkdir /mnt/storagebox
                                          

                                          than cut and past my 2 lines
                                          1 from /etc/fstab
                                          1 for /etc/davfs2/secret

                                          reboot and it work

                                          so yes Ubuntu Desktop have probably more fuse than server but now the only difference is Cloudron.

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                                          • nebulon
                                            nebulon Staff @JOduMonT last edited by

                                            thanks for testing, so then probably one of the dependencies we install, somehow changes either the init order or even disables some bits there. Looks like we have to debug this further then on fresh installations to get some more information what systemd does differently in both scenarios.

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