Kern Sibbald wrote:
> It appears that you have backtraced only a single thread.  We need to see all
> threads.  If it was an automatic dump, something went wrong.  If you did it
> manually, probabably you did not enter "thread apply all bt" as explained in
> the Kaboom chapter of the manual.

Aha -- I did this wrong.  In my case, two bacula-sd processes were
showing up during the hang, and I ran btraceback by hand with the PID
of the younger (child?) process only.  I saw the lockup again this
morning, again with two -sd processes, and ran it with the PID of the
older (parent?) process; this gave me a bunch of threads.

If it's useful, I can forward the dump.  However, I've just recompiled
Bacula with the lock manager enabled, and I don't see the hang now.
(Worse luck; I was hoping to recreate the hang, get the lock info,
apply the patch and see if the problem went away.  Dang these race
conditions!)

Thanks,
Hugh
--
Hugh Brown, Systems Manager
The Centre for High-Throughput Biology
[email protected]

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