Hi out there ;-)
I'm experiencing a strange phenomenon when watching the
/etc/rc.d/init.d/samba stop
happen: the nmbd process seems unwilling to die, needing 2 times
killproc here.
While shutting down, I don't want UNNESCESSARY failure notices to appear
on the screen; when using the un-altered blfs init script for samba,
I get a failure notice for "Stopping nmbd...".
I changed the killproc line for nmbd to avoid this:
###################################################################
boot_mesg "Stopping nmbd..."
killproc /usr/sbin/nmbd || killproc /usr/sbin/nmbd
###################################################################
In the unlikely event that the first killproc succeeds, there won't be a
second one. This is a little time-consuming, but I didn't find another
solution. Suggestions welcome.
greets,
jens
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