Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-18 Thread sfjro--- via Aufs-users
Eddie Horng: > I also tested "find" with the kernel version(4.10.0-34-generic) I > reported f2474d8 case, after 1~3 ctrl-c to find, it does blocked, but > the difference is in this case, dmesg doesn't report any process > "blocked for more than 120 seconds", nothing printed in dmesg after > find

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-17 Thread Tony Lewis
On 18/04/18 13:02, Eddie Horng wrote: Hello Okajima-san, I also tested "find" with the kernel version(4.10.0-34-generic) I reported f2474d8 case, after 1~3 ctrl-c to find, it does blocked, but the difference is in this case, dmesg doesn't report any process "blocked for more than 120 seconds",

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-17 Thread Eddie Horng
2018-04-17 22:24 GMT+08:00 Tony Lewis : > On 17/04/18 15:07, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: >> >> Tony Lewis: >>> >>> Thanks. If you notify the mailing list when it's available, I'll give >>> it a go. I have a slight preference for staying on the stable repo. >> >> If you

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-17 Thread sfjro--- via Aufs-users
Tony Lewis: > This fixes it, at least for my simple 'find' test. ::: > So, to integrate this properly into my kernel (and not being a git guru) > should I leave that cherry pick in place, or wait for your release into > the 4.9 kernel next week? Thank you for the test. To use or not to

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-17 Thread Tony Lewis
On 17/04/18 15:07, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Tony Lewis: Thanks. If you notify the mailing list when it's available, I'll give it a go. I have a slight preference for staying on the stable repo. If you can, could you try testing the previous fix on your system? $ cd

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-16 Thread sfjro--- via Aufs-users
Tony Lewis: > Thanks. If you notify the mailing list when it's available, I'll give > it a go. I have a slight preference for staying on the stable repo. If you can, could you try testing the previous fix on your system? $ cd /your/aufs4-standalone.git $ git checkout origin/aufs4.9 $ git

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-16 Thread Tony Lewis
On 16/04/18 17:49, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: As described in the commit log, the problem was born by the commit in mainline linux-v4.10-rc7, 5abf186 2017-02-03 mm, fs: check for fatal signals in do_generic_file_read() Your kernel is debian v9(stretch)

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-16 Thread sfjro--- via Aufs-users
Tony Lewis: > Thanks. I pulled the latest version from the standalone git repo, and > checked out the latest 4.9 version (20180409 from memory). It compiled > using DKMS and got loaded. > > But the problem still persisted. I don't know if you're interested in > debugging further, I can help a

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-15 Thread Tony Lewis
On 14/04/18 22:19, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hello Tony, Tony Lewis: I find three symptoms: 1. If I do a 'find' command on the aufs-mounted directory (e.g. 'find /mnt/merge/data -print') it starts fine. If I do Ctrl-C to terminate, it doesn't. I cannot kill the find command even with

Re: aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-14 Thread sfjro--- via Aufs-users
Hello Tony, Tony Lewis: > I find three symptoms: > > 1. If I do a 'find' command on the aufs-mounted directory (e.g. 'find > /mnt/merge/data -print') it starts fine. If I do Ctrl-C to terminate, > it doesn't. I cannot kill the find command even with kill -9 as root > > 2. If I have used the

aufs is preventing shutdown and won't exit from a 'find' command

2018-04-14 Thread Tony Lewis
I am only just starting with aufs, and my context is using it to overlay eight disks to form a kind-of RAID. I find three symptoms: 1. If I do a 'find' command on the aufs-mounted directory (e.g. 'find /mnt/merge/data -print') it starts fine.  If I do Ctrl-C to terminate, it doesn't.  I