[Bug 1577120] Re: Mounted NFS share prevents shutdown

[McFly81]

Same issue here (KDE Neon 5.10, based on Ubuntu 16.04; last dist-upgrade
today). When I'm trying to shutdown and press ESC on the Splashscreen I
see the message "A stop job is running for <mountname>" with a timeout.
When the timeout is reached, it is prolonged (at first ist was 1 minute
41, then 3 minutes 11, then 4 minutes 41, ...) but nothing more happens.

This occurs when mounting at startup via fstab and also when commenting
out fstab entries for startup and doing manual "mount -a" after startup.


Sadly, Workaround from Post#4 didn't work for me.

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Title:
  Mounted NFS share prevents shutdown

Status in nfs-utils package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  On ubuntu 16.04 I mount an NFS share using "sudo mount ip.ip.ip.ip:/remote_path/remote_path localpath/"
  When I try to shutdown or restart the computer it hangs.
  It appears to be attempting to unmount the NFS share and theres a timeout, but each time it reaches the timeout, it gets increased.

  I have read bug reports that similar issues were present in several previous ubuntu versions.
  One work around was to soft mount instead of the default hard mount.

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