I mounted a drive using Dolphin. After some usage, I tried unmounting by clicking "Safely remove" option. However, I got an error about device being busy. [root@clown user]# fuser -vm /run/media/dknight/New\ Volume/ USER PID ACCESS COMMAND /run/media/user/New Volume: user 612 ..c.. kactivitymanage When I dug further, I saw kactivitymanagerd being the culprit. After stopping the daemon, unmounting was successful.
Do you have a custom activity-related setup? Automatic script execution when activities change ...?
If you can provide the information requested in comment #1, please add it.
No, I do not have any such script enabled.
Can you check which file is open (with lsof)?
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First of all, the bug was reported months back. If the first response I get is after 3 months of reporting, I am not sure if it is fair that you set a deadline for me. Perhaps, allowing a few months for my response would be fine. Secondly, I have already provided the process that was the culprit and I would like to understand why that process was interfering. I will try to check with lsof which file is being accessed next time I hit this.
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