sean finney on 18 May 2009 13:47:52 -0700 |
hiya, On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 04:25:33PM -0400, Neill R wrote: > the problem is with SNMPD, it's trying to read a CIFS mount point that got > taken offline > > #//10.5.3.6/MMPA\040Label\040Print\040Files /mount/MMPA-PS cifs > > We already tried mounting /mount/MMPA-PS to another CIFS share, no luck. > Anyone know why kill wont kill? what state does it show up in top (or ps -o pid,state <pid>)? if kill -9 doesn't help (i'm assuming you tried that) and it's in state "D" and you'll have to reboot before it will go away. yes, i recognize the irony :) if it's really blocking a reboot you can take it to single user mode, unmount or remount read-only everything, and hold in the button... sean Attachment:
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