I explain:

Currently I have:

A volume mounted to a directory, /mountDirectory And I also have a local directory that has a mount bind to a directory on the volume: /localDirectory mount bind /mountDirectory/directory2 this way from /localDirectory I can see the content as if it were /mountDirectory/directory2

I want to umount the volume, so that /localDirectory is also umounted.

It's possible?

Currently if I do umount /dev/volume, doing lsblk shows me the volume mounted in /localDirectory.

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try with sudo umount /mountDirectory/directory2 and then sudo umount /mountDirectory

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