umount drive upon reboot/shutdown

[ddellis]

I am trying to use captive-ntfs to mount ntfs drives. It works well but I need to unmount the drives before shutting down or rebooting.
Is there a way that I can put the umount commands in a script somewhere so that these drives get unmounted automatically. I tried putting it in .bash_logout but that did not work.



Please forgive me if this is a dumb question. I am just getting started with Linux.

Dave

[zellis]

You can either use one of the following
umount /mnt/<directory name>
umount /dev/<device> e.g. umount /dev/hda1

[mndar]

The bash shell uses the file .bash_logout . I think the others use the file .logout.
In .bash_logout have you put the first line as

#!/bin/bash