On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 10:03:35AM +0800, axacheng wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I got a problem while trying to umount NFS. I have two web servers,
> one exports its /var/www for NFS share and the other mounts it as its own
> DocumentRoot too, thus I got two web servers with exactly th
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 10:03:35AM +0800, axacheng wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I got a problem while trying to umount NFS. I have two web servers,
> one exports its /var/www for NFS share and the other mounts it as its own
> DocumentRoot too, thus I got two web servers with exactly th
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002 15:25, axacheng wrote:
> Yes. It is a script that detect the status on the client. The script
> uses fping first, then showmount, to detect either network or NFS
> service is down. If unfortunately something happens, the script will
> try to clean my /var/www usin
> What kind of problem is the NFS server having? You could have a script on
> the client www server that pings the NFS server, and if it doesn't answer
> then have it do a umount, you might have to kill apache, and other stuff
> then mount whatever else you would mount, then restart apache, etc.
>
> > Hello there,
> >
> > I got a problem while trying to umount NFS. I have two web servers,
> > one exports its /var/www for NFS share and the other mounts it as its
> > own DocumentRoot too, thus I got two web servers with exactly the same
> > contents. If the one as NFS server malfunc
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002 15:25, axacheng wrote:
> Yes. It is a script that detect the status on the client. The script
> uses fping first, then showmount, to detect either network or NFS
> service is down. If unfortunately something happens, the script will
> try to clean my /var/www usin
> What kind of problem is the NFS server having? You could have a script on
> the client www server that pings the NFS server, and if it doesn't answer
> then have it do a umount, you might have to kill apache, and other stuff
> then mount whatever else you would mount, then restart apache, etc.
>
> > Hello there,
> >
> > I got a problem while trying to umount NFS. I have two web servers,
> > one exports its /var/www for NFS share and the other mounts it as its
> > own DocumentRoot too, thus I got two web servers with exactly the same
> > contents. If the one as NFS server malfunc
Try doing fuser -m /var/www and findint the PID thats using /var/www and
killing it, then do a umount.
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Hello there,
I got a problem while trying to umount NFS. I have two web servers,
one exports its /var/www for NFS share and the other mounts it as its own
DocumentRoot too, thus I got two web servers with exactly the same
contents. If the one as NFS server malfunctions, the othe
Try doing fuser -m /var/www and findint the PID thats using /var/www and
killing it, then do a umount.
--
Brad Lay ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Systems Administrator
Samford Net
P) +61 7 3855 2233
F) +61 7 3289 5458
W) http://www.samford.net
"You will contract a disease for which the cure
is so expensi
Hello there,
I got a problem while trying to umount NFS. I have two web servers,
one exports its /var/www for NFS share and the other mounts it as its own
DocumentRoot too, thus I got two web servers with exactly the same
contents. If the one as NFS server malfunctions, the othe
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