Em Tue, 16 Dec 2003 17:04:13 -0800, Karsten M. Self escreveu:
> inherited some mounts of NFS from client machines, bad
>> practice indeed. On your advice have eliminated them. Now I would need
>> to wait and see if the problem reoccurs...
>
> If these are read-only mounts, you might try the "soft" mount option. If
> you do this with _writeable_ mounts, you risk badly corrupting data.
I already eliminated them. Will check if this option is relevant to
SMB and to the user's needs, thanks!
>> But what exactly -KILL not working means?
>
> Files hung in an I/O wait state aren't killable. This is a characteristic
> of most Unix-like systems (it's possible that some more recent Unix-like
> OSs have worked around this limitation). However, one of the classically
> few reasons for having to reboot a 'Nix box is to clear bad or hung
> mounts, SCSI accesses, etc.
Great, thanks for the info! This looks like something indeed.
Will try to put strace in front of Nautilus... this won't be beautiful
with ~20 users and several days between failures, but looks like being
necessary.
Also will try to lsof a running process with -c nautilus, is that
what you meant?
Thanks for the tips.
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