On 24/09/2016 05:58 μμ, David Groos wrote:
> 1) output of command at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23224929/
>
> 2) I forgot to mention that I've tried rebooting (and did again) and it
> has made no difference. Also, forgot to mention in problem description
> that updating the image did work 1 time a few days ago. Also didn't
> mention that 1-2 weeks ago i accepted the suggestion to update the HWE
> (at login now says, "Your Hardware Enablement Stack (HWE) is supported
> until April 2019"). It changed my kernal from 3.xx to 4.4.0-38-generic
> and this problem started after that. Also, I'm having an xorg problem
> with my login screen showing on a dual monitor setup, partly solved it a
> week ago by removing MATE...
>
> -- Running htop in another terminal window while above command was
> hanging produced output shown here: http://pasteboard.co/6YEjkwVx7.png .
> Seems strange that userdel was running. As I watched, about every 15
> seconds or so it showed a different local user.



awk -F: '$3>=500 && $3<=60000 { print $1; }' /etc/passwd |
     while read user; do
         echo "$user"
     done

If you run the above snippet on the server, it will list the local users 
that /usr/share/ltsp/cleanup.d/51-remove-users *removes* so that they 
don't show up in the chroot.

(51-remove-users has a "userdel" instead of the "echo" in the script)

But of course it only removes them in a temporary overlay of the file 
system, i.e. they are never really deleted from the server.

It appears that this takes a very long time in your case.
The cause of the delay may be that you have a lot of local users, or 
that you're using ldap and userdel takes 15 seconds to update it instead 
of 15 msec. Or both of those issues.

Let's see:
1) How many user accounts does that script above show?
2) Also, measure the time of one deletion:
sudo time userdel some-user-you-can-delete

3) It might also be an issue with overlayfs, if userdel doesn't take a 
lot of time in the real system.
Can you try it with the older kernel, or did you delete it?
(overlayfs is a kernel module for the temporary file system)

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