i have my tftp daemon started by inetd and it then kills itself after a
certain period of inactivity which would fix the problem you're having of
having lots of them open...

if that helps?

Jesse

On 3/2/07, Verner Kjærsgaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Torsdag 01 marts 2007 21:34 skrev Andrew Ziem:
> Andrew Ziem wrote:
> > On a terminal, OpenOffice.org would not start.  I turned it off and
ran
> > "killall -u learn070" to kill all the user's processes.  However, the
> > following processes remain.  How do I prevent this problem?  Or fix it
> > now (without rebooting the server)?
> >
> > I recently upgraded the server to Fedora Core 6, and the server runs
> > FUSE 2.6.3-2 and LTSP 4.2u4.   The /home directory is on NFS v3.
>
> Another thing...  Earlier this week, I noticed the load was unusually
> high at 6.  Now it's at 16!    Typically the load is between 0 and 3.
> None of the processes in "top" seem to be causing the problem, and the
> system idle % is normal.   Could LtspFS or FUSE be causing the system
load?
>
> The system has only 21 users on compatible hardware.
>
> $ uptime
>  13:33:50 up 4 days,  9:12,  3 users,  load average: 16.11, 16.23, 16.18
> $ vmstat 5 5
> procs -----------memory---------- ---swap-- -----io---- --system--
> -----cpu------
>  r  b   swpd   free   buff  cache   si   so    bi    bo   in   cs us sy
> id wa st
>  0  0 148328 1316432  58372 1146804    0    1     3    22   46   42 11
> 2 87  0  0
>  0  0 148328 1316380  58372 1146800    0    0     0    10 3126 3744  4
> 1 95  0  0
>  0  0 148328 1316328  58372 1146768    0    0     0     7 3349 4115  7
> 2 91  0  0
>  1  0 148328 1316276  58372 1146768    0    0     0     8 3146 3952  3
> 1 95  0  0
>  1  0 148328 1316224  58372 1146768    0    0     0     8 3105 3768  3
> 2 96  0  0
>
>
> Andrew
>
FWIW:

I experienced the same scenario a couple of weeks ago. My sysload
gradually
grew to over 150 (!!!), now that is slow.
It turned out that one client was buggy in its PXE loader. It kept asking
and
initiating a tftp load, then gave up. And tried again and again and
again...
Al the ftfp processes somehow kept running - all owned by "nobody" - and
eventually would cause the system to become extremely slow.

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