umount.cryptfs − unmount an encrypted filesystem
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umount.cryptfs |
<DIRECTORY> [−flnrv] |
The umount.cryptfs(8) utility unmounts an encrypted filesystem. It is usually invoked indirectly by the umount(8) command when the filesystem type is specified to be cryptfs
The unmounting will be done using the following steps:
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Mount options will be read from the file /etc/mtab. | ||
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The filesystem will be unmounted and the file /etc/mtab will be updated. | ||
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If the mount options specify a device mapper device used as a cryptographic volume, the device mapper device will be removed. | ||
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If the mount options specify a device mapper device used as a logical volume, the device mapper device will be removed. | ||
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If the mount options specify a loop device, the loop device will be released. |
<DIRECTORY>
A directory to which the encrypted filesystem is mounted.
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−f |
Force unmount (in the case of an unreachable NFS system). |
See the −f option in umount(8).
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−l |
Lazy unmount. |
See the −l option in umount(8).
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−n |
Do not update the /etc/mtab file. |
See the −n option in umount(8).
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−r |
If unmounting fails, try to remount read-only. |
See the −r option in umount(8).
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−v |
Increase the verbosity level. |
See the −v option in umount(8).
mount.cryptfs(8), cryptsetup(8), dmsetup(8), losetup(8), umount(8)
Eero Häkkinen