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Let's say I mount a filesystem and then mount another filesystem over it the same location: (sshfs for example) sshfs foo@server1:/path /mnt/path sshfs foo@server2:/path /mnt/path The contents...
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Alexei
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2025-06-02T15:17:02Z (4 days ago)
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user253751
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2025-06-02T13:29:27Z (4 days ago)
How can I unmount a filesystem hidden behind another?
Let's say I mount a filesystem and then mount another filesystem over it the same location: (sshfs for example) ``` sshfs foo@server1:/path /mnt/path sshfs foo@server2:/path /mnt/path ``` The contents of /mnt/path will reflect server2. How can I unmount server1 without unmounting and remounting server2?