So basically, what *should* happen is that afsd -shutdown should cause it
to die, bt doesn't, because it's a new invocation of afsd. So it can't
remember rmtsysd's pid
I could do something where a child like the afsd handler holds in a
syscall until it gets a shutdown call, and then kills rmtsysd by pid.
That's the best idea I have. Other thoughts?
On Sun, 7 Jan 2007, Russ Allbery wrote:
If one adds -rmtsys to the afsd options, it forks off an additional
background daemon to handle the NFS translator work. What's responsible
for terminating this daemon on shutdown? Should afsd -shutdown be killing
it? (If so, this doesn't seem to be working, at least on Debian with
1.4.2.)
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