My first suspicion is that the interface that the iscsi device is on
lives in /etc/network/interfaces (or interfaces.d/*) somewhere and thus
is being shut down by networking.service. Ordinarily this network
interface is being set up in initramfs by open-iscsi and should not
otherwise be configured/touched by the OS (i. e. not by ifupdown,
NetworkManager, or networkd).
- Which network interface is the iscsi device on, and how did you configure
this?
- Please attach /etc/network/interfaces*
It would also be useful to attach a complete shutdown log. Do a reboot
and attach /var/log/syslog, that should have sufficient data for the
network interface shutdowns (it won't cover the open-iscsi error though
as that happens too late, but we have that part in the screenshot).
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Shutdown hang on 16.04 with iscsi targets
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