Fix user manager shutdown #84
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We no longer need this service, because the current systemd doesn't shut down the network before unmounting remote filesystems. Systemd now generates a mount unit for every mount created at runtime. Network mount units automatically get a Atfer= dependency on remote-fs-pre.target, network.target and network-online.target. Remove lazy-umount-nfs.service.
When the systemd user managers ( systemd --user ) are killed during shutdown they still need access to the users homes. Add dependencies.
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The upstream systemd service unit of autofs/automount has the ordering dependency below. MarIuX’s has: mxtools/misc_systemd_units/automount.service Lines 3 to 4 in e190fbd |
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My comments can be fixed in follow-up commits. |
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Shutdown automount and remote file systems after user managers.
Maybe this prevents the shutdown delays "Stopping User Manager for user NNN" we see so often.
Also remove the lazy-umount thing, systemd now handles this.