They stay until I kill them with "kill -9" ... No time limit ...
So, I can "kill -9" ...
Any idea ?
Matt'
@Volker : Oups, sorry ... I didn't seen that I sent my mail to you and
not to the list ...
Le 29 août 09 à 19:59, Volker Lendecke a écrit :
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 07:45:38PM +0200, MAD's Graphics wrote:
I have a (big) problem wih my new PDC under samba with ldap auth.
When
I start a new session, samba launch multiple instances of smbd for
this new user in 5-10 minutes ... The system is very slow on the
client and finish to crash and need to close the session. But, when I
close the session, the smbd processes aren't stopped ...
There's smbd processes in process state D. Do they stay
there for extended periods? Can you kill those with "kill -9"?
If you can't kill those with kill -9, it is likely that you
have a hardware or kernel problem. You might want to check
your system logs.
Volker
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