I have two references to now offline AFP shares on a NAS VM. I can not remove them. I've searched the forums and google and everything I've tried has failed. They are actually causing some issues with Finder and I would very much like to get rid of these annoying things. Here's a transcript of some of the things I've tried-
I'm at a loss. When I run
#lsof /Volumes
the only process accessing it is Finder....how can I get Finder to release its hold on this mount point? I've even tried to run
root#killall Finder && [rmdir/rm/mv]
to try and sneak a command in there before Finder restarts but no luck.
Any ideas?
Code:
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root# cd /Volumes/
root# ls -al
drwxrwxrwt@ 9 root admin 306 Jun 12 00:31 .
drwxr-xr-x 32 root wheel 1156 Jun 12 00:31 ..
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root admin 1 Jun 11 23:02 Macintosh HD -> /
dr-xr-xr-x 2 root wheel 1 Jun 11 23:02 backup
dr-xr-xr-x 2 root wheel 1 Jun 11 23:02 docs
root# rm -rf docs
rm: docs: Operation timed out
root# chmod -R 777 docs
chmod: Unable to change file mode on docs: Operation timed out
root# chflags nouchg docs
root#chmod -f +w docs
chmod: Unable to change file mode on docs: Operation timed out
root# rmdir docs
rmdir: docs: Resource busy#lsof /Volumes
the only process accessing it is Finder....how can I get Finder to release its hold on this mount point? I've even tried to run
root#killall Finder && [rmdir/rm/mv]
to try and sneak a command in there before Finder restarts but no luck.
Any ideas?
