[CS-FSLUG] Killing a SMB Mount

[Timothy R. Butler]

> So you don't have the share setup anymore? I missed that fact. What 
> Tim Young said than.


	Well, actually I do. It's a remotely located share (NAS backup down in 
Texas), and I thought we'd moved it to a new address, but it really 
wasn't. My mistake there. I just mounted it without effort on a new 
mount point. I still can't get umount the old mount point.

	Any more ideas? Tim is right that I hate to lose the uptime... 
although I guess I can live with that should it be impossible to 
unmount.

	-Tim

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