systemctl-list-automounts

List automount units

$ systemctl list-automounts

$ systemctl list-automounts -a

$ systemctl list-automounts --state [active|inactive|failed]

$ systemctl list-automounts [pattern]

systemctl list-automounts [OPTIONS] [PATTERN...]

systemctl list-automounts displays automount units currently loaded in memory, showing mount paths and corresponding unit names. Automount units trigger on-demand mounting when the mount point is accessed.
The output shows the path being watched, the automount unit name, and its current state.

-a, --all

Include inactive automount units

Filter by state (active, inactive, failed, etc.)

Suppress header and footer

Disable pager output

Only shows automount units, not regular mount units. Inactive automounts are hidden by default. For all mount information, use `systemctl list-units --type=mount`.

The list-automounts subcommand provides a focused view of on-demand mounting configuration, separating automount units from regular mounts for easier administration.

systemctl-list-units(1), systemd.automount(5), systemctl(1)