Hi,
I asked the question on stackexchange (http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/264931/centos-7-unable-to-cleanly-um...) and CentOS 7 bug report (https://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=10414) but didn't get any useful response, so I am thinking if I can get some help here.
The problem arose when I tried to rbind mount /dev and /proc to a chroot sandbox and to unmount it, I have to set the mount to slave so that unmounting submounts of <sandbox-root>/dev (e.g. /dev/pts) won't unmount submounts of /dev. This works for other distributions such as Fedora 23 and Ubuntu 14.04, but under CentOS 7, umount succeeds but the directory can't be removed. For some reason, I have to stick to CentOS 7, so I wonder if there is a work around for it.
The steps to reproduce: [hidden]$ mkdir -p A B/a C/b [hidden]$ sudo mount --bind A B/a [hidden]$ sudo mount --rbind B C/b [hidden]$ sudo mount --make-rslave C/b [hidden]$ sudo umount C/b/a [hidden]$ sudo umount C/b [hidden]$ rmdir C/b rmdir: failed to remove ‘C/b’: Device or resource busy
None of mount, cat /proc/mounts, cat /etc/mtab, sudo lsof, sudo fuser C/b shows any process using the directory C/b; stat C/b shows it is different inode than B, meaning it has already been unmounted successfully.
The kernel version is 3.10.0-327.10.1.el7.x86_64.
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