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Raspberry Pi OS • pcmanfm accesses some automount drives hourly

I have RasPiOS with Desktop installed on a Pi5 (if it matters). fstab is populated with my additions:

Code:

mondo:/h        /h      nfs rw,noatime,x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.idle-timeout=3600 0 0mondo:/kits     /k      nfs rw,noatime,x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.idle-timeout=3600 0 0mondo:/home/bls /l      nfs rw,noatime,x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.idle-timeout=3600 0 0mondo:/rpi      /rpi    nfs rw,noatime,x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.idle-timeout=3600 0 0pisrv1:/ssd     /ssd    nfs rw,noatime,x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.idle-timeout=3600 0 0
In the system log this morning I noticed that two of the drives (/h and /k) are regularly (~ hourly) accessed by pcmanfm.

Code:

ov 10 00:53:03 pit systemd[1]: h.automount: Got automount request for /h, triggered by 1206 (pcmanfm)Nov 10 00:53:03 pit systemd[1]: Mounting h.mount - /h...Nov 10 00:53:03 pit nfsrahead[593724]: setting /h readahead to 128Nov 10 00:53:03 pit systemd[1]: Mounted h.mount - /h.Nov 10 00:56:51 pit systemd[1]: Unmounting k.mount - /k...Nov 10 00:56:51 pit systemd[1]: k.mount: Deactivated successfully.Nov 10 00:56:51 pit systemd[1]: Unmounted k.mount - /k.Nov 10 00:56:51 pit systemd[1]: k.automount: Got automount request for /k, triggered by 1206 (pcmanfm)Nov 10 00:56:51 pit systemd[1]: Mounting k.mount - /k...Nov 10 00:56:51 pit nfsrahead[593743]: setting /k readahead to 128Nov 10 00:56:51 pit systemd[1]: Mounted k.mount - /k.Nov 10 01:53:04 pit systemd[1]: Unmounting h.mount - /h...Nov 10 01:53:04 pit systemd[1]: h.mount: Deactivated successfully.Nov 10 01:53:04 pit systemd[1]: Unmounted h.mount - /h.Nov 10 01:53:04 pit systemd[1]: h.automount: Got automount request for /h, triggered by 1206 (pcmanfm)Nov 10 01:53:04 pit systemd[1]: Mounting h.mount - /h...Nov 10 01:53:04 pit nfsrahead[593788]: setting /h readahead to 128Nov 10 01:53:04 pit systemd[1]: Mounted h.mount - /h.Nov 10 01:56:52 pit systemd[1]: Unmounting k.mount - /k...Nov 10 01:56:52 pit systemd[1]: k.mount: Deactivated successfully.Nov 10 01:56:52 pit systemd[1]: Unmounted k.mount - /k.Nov 10 01:56:52 pit systemd[1]: k.automount: Got automount request for /k, triggered by 1206 (pcmanfm)Nov 10 01:56:52 pit systemd[1]: Mounting k.mount - /k...Nov 10 01:56:52 pit nfsrahead[593806]: setting /k readahead to 128Nov 10 01:56:52 pit systemd[1]: Mounted k.mount - /k.Nov 10 02:53:05 pit systemd[1]: Unmounting h.mount - /h...Nov 10 02:53:05 pit systemd[1]: h.mount: Deactivated successfully.Nov 10 02:53:05 pit systemd[1]: Unmounted h.mount - /h.Nov 10 02:53:05 pit systemd[1]: h.automount: Got automount request for /h, triggered by 1206 (pcmanfm)Nov 10 02:53:05 pit systemd[1]: Mounting h.mount - /h...Nov 10 02:53:05 pit nfsrahead[593854]: setting /h readahead to 128Nov 10 02:53:05 pit systemd[1]: Mounted h.mount - /h.Nov 10 02:56:52 pit systemd[1]: Unmounting k.mount - /k...Nov 10 02:56:52 pit systemd[1]: k.mount: Deactivated successfully.Nov 10 02:56:52 pit systemd[1]: Unmounted k.mount - /k.
This isn't a problem, obviously, but I do find it curious that it does this at all, and only for two of the NFS-mounted drives.

Statistics: Posted by bls — Sun Nov 10, 2024 2:47 pm



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