Re: /etc/mtab and per-process namespaces

> (Then, of course, there's FUSE.  Does killing the FUSE helper
> prevent the mount from being umounted?)

No.  On clean exit (via INT, TERM, HUP handlers installed by library)
it will lazy umount itself.  Violent death of a filesystem daemon will
leave the mount intact, but umountable.

Miklos
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