edgement (sysvinit-utils:
> /bin/pidof fails when there are stuck NFS mount points, preventing
> shutdown)"):
> > We're going to check it out early next week, whether it still applies.
> >
> > The bug it fixes is a situation where pidof reaches a process that's
Daniel Povey writes ("Bug#719273: Acknowledgement (sysvinit-utils: /bin/pidof
fails when there are stuck NFS mount points, preventing shutdown)"):
> We're going to check it out early next week, whether it still applies.
>
> The bug it fixes is a situation where pidof reach
tasks or shutdown.
On Sat, Dec 30, 2017 at 3:20 PM, Ian Jackson <
ijack...@chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote:
> Control: tags -1 + patch
>
> Daniel Povey writes ("Bug#719273: Acknowledgement (sysvinit-utils:
> /bin/pidof fails when there are stuck NFS mount points
Control: tags -1 + patch
Daniel Povey writes ("Bug#719273: Acknowledgement (sysvinit-utils: /bin/pidof
fails when there are stuck NFS mount points, preventing shutdown)"):
> No-one ever responded to this thread (years ago).
> We have just noticed the same problem on a newer v
Guys,
No-one ever responded to this thread (years ago).
We have just noticed the same problem on a newer version of Debian and we
are going to dig up our old patch and use it.
This is an issue for services like rpcbind for which systemd uses the older
SysV init scripts.
Dan
On Sat, Aug 10,
I am sending a patch to the source of killall5 that I am using
locally. It basically ignores all processes in a D or Z state (or
states where D or Z appear in the string). This is of course not
ideal, but it works for me. I found that not all machines where I had
stuck processes, would cause
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