> if pidof nfsd 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then {
> rpc.nfsd -- 0
> sleep 1
> if pidof nfsd 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then {
> echo_failure
> boot_mesg "Killing NFS nfsd..."
> kill -HUP 'pidofproc nfsd'
> evaluate_retval
> sleep 10
> }
> else echo_ok
> fi
> }
> else echo_warning
> fi
>
> Haven't had chance to test this yet, and guess I have to fake a nfsd
> lockup to see what happens in worst case.
>
> My attempt is based upon Richard Downing and Bruce Dubbs tips
> from the
> BLFS-dev list. Couldn't find a good solution there though,
> which is why
> I'm trying this on my own.
>
> Again, all comment, corrections or better solutions are very welcome.
>
> --Tor Olav
You know, I know this is late for a comment... But I just thought of
something... Could it be as simple as doing something like this:
kill `pgrep nfsd`
?
Dave
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