[lug] Read-only weirdness

[Bear Giles]

I've seen that behavior with "error='remount-ro'" on the fstab line, but 
you don't have that specified.  Could that be the default behavior now?

It's not a fix, but have you tried 'mount -oremount,rw /mnt/store001'?  
You might be able to do this without reentering the passphrase, or it 
may be implemented as separate umount and mount operations and hence 
unscriptable.

Daniel Webb wrote:

>>cat /etc/fstab |grep store001
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>/dev/mapper/sbs-store001 /mnt/store001 ext3 users,noexec,noauto 0 0
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>>mount |grep store001
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>/dev/mapper/sbs-store001 on /mnt/store001 type ext3 (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
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>>touch /mnt/store001/test
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>touch: cannot touch `/mnt/store001/test': Read-only file system
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>This has been happening occasionally after the drive has been mounted several
>weeks.  I have to unmount it and remount it and it works fine again.  It's a
>pain though because it kills my automated nightly script when it hits the
>read-only problem.
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>I'm using Debian stable with kernel 2.6.15.2.  The drive is a USB drive.
>The dev/mapper device is a crypto device.
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