Hi everybody,
I set up a testing environment and got into trouble stopping drbd.
I'm running Debian and so use the standard deb-packages (module version:
8.3.9, userland version: 8.3.7).
I did not touch the global_common.conf and I think I'm also using a
pretty common setup:
just one RAID 10 device (LSI controller), internal metadata, replication
over Infiniband
I created two partitions on the /dev/drbd0 device:
root@helios:~# fdisk -l /dev/drbd0
[...]
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/drbd0p1 1 3112 24997108+ 83 Linux
/dev/drbd0p2 69696 72807 24997140 83 Linux
After having made them "visible" via
kpartx -a /dev/drbd0
I mounted one of the two
root@helios:~# mount /dev/mapper/drbd0p1 /mnt/drbd
and ran my tests. Having finished I just wanted to stop the drbd-service
getting the following error:
root@helios:~# /etc/init.d/drbd stop
[...]
Stopping all DRBD resources:/dev/drbd0: State change failed: (-12)
Device is held open by someone
ERROR: Module drbd is in use
.
This error was just reasonable, because I forgot to unmount the
/dev/mapper/drbd0p1 device. But, unmounting it afterwards and retrying
gives me the same error ever and ever again. (I also tested, if there
are processes having access to the device using lsof.) The only way of
getting out of this was rebooting the whole server. (reproducible)
Now I'm wondering if this is a bug or if I made something wrong.
Do you know a way, stopping drbd without a reboot?
Is drbd, just caring about blocks, at all able to recognize if there are
mounted partitions of a drdbX device?
Thanks in advance
Patrick
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