On 08/03/11 11:23, Chris Ridd wrote:
On 3 Aug 2011, at 09:54, anikin anton wrote:
I'm sorry, I'm not finding any previous reference to
this problem.
Could you give some more details?
thanks!
except these errors i can't find something else.
but when this happens, i can't stop smb/server service at all.
kill -9 don't help. only restart.
I've got a strange unkillable smbd process, though perhaps for a different
reason.
I can see it in ps (flagged as sleeping), and kmdb's ::ps, it exists in /proc/, I can
send a signal to it using kill, but proc tools like pflags report "cannot examine
20663: no such process" and neither mdb nor dbx can attach to it.
SMF thinks the service is still online.
If there's a way to avoid a reboot, I'm all ears :-)
That's... interesting. (The fact that SMF thinks the service is online is
not surprising. It doesn't do much in the way of magic; mostly it's just
monitoring processes, albeit through the "contract" mechanism. If the
process looks like it's alive for some purposes, it's no surprise that it
looks alive to SMF.)
Do you have a service contract? If so, please open a service case.
Please try this and report the output:
# mdb -k
> ::pgrep smbd | ::walk thread | ::stacks
("c" will tell the pager to just let all of the output come out without
stopping.)
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