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Command mount --rbind mounts recursively, which is handy, but umount has no recursive capabilities, so several umount commands are needed to unmount. The easiest way to do this is to look into /proc/mounts :

cat /proc/mounts

Even better:

cat /proc/mounts | awk '{print $2}'

Take a look and if you can grep needed mountpoints out of it, just add |grep <something> | sort -r | xargs umount to the above line.

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Created/updated at: 31.05.11/02.06.11
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