Hello Linux folks, I got this long time problem with dead NFS mount on HP-UX I inherited from previous engineer at my workplace. When I do bdf it reports that: file system hpsrv:/data mounted on /backup/data is not responding. When I do umount /backup/data it reports: cannot unmount /backup/data : Device busy. I checked Networked File Systems on sever and client sides in SAM. Those mounts even not listed in Exported Local File Systems and Mounted Remote File Systems. Presumably they both are dead. My question is how to forcedly unmount busy NFS mount on HP-UX? Many thanks in advance. Alex -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/support/faq
Hello Linux folks, Does somebody know about utility for Linux which can trim log files to 0 size as it done on commercial Unix systems? Thanks in advance. Alex -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/support/faq
Place in a loop for all files... cp $logname to Backup or wherever... cat /dev/null > $logname endloop. Don't mv the logfiles. Bruce.
Hello Linux folks, Does somebody know about utility for Linux which can trim log files to 0 size as it done on commercial Unix systems? Thanks in advance. Alex
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Make sure you are not on the mount or have an process that is still operational on the mount before trying to umount it. This is the most common problem. If you can see the files on the mount, then NFS is working. If not then restart NFS on the HP. Also umount -f /backup/data and remount. Bruce.
Hello Linux folks, I got this long time problem with dead NFS mount on HP-UX I inherited from previous engineer at my workplace. When I do bdf it reports that: file system hpsrv:/data mounted on /backup/data is not responding. When I do umount /backup/data it reports: cannot unmount /backup/data : Device busy. I checked Networked File Systems on sever and client sides in SAM. Those mounts even not listed in Exported Local File Systems and Mounted Remote File Systems. Presumably they both are dead. My question is how to forcedly unmount busy NFS mount on HP-UX? Many thanks in advance. Alex
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Hello Bruce, Thank you for your reply. In my case I can't see files on the mount and even can't get into NFS mounted /backup/data directory. How I can forcedly unmount it regardless of the status of this NFS partition? umount -f is not working at all on HP-UX. Thank you in adavance. Alex -------------------
Make sure you are not on the mount or have an process that is still operational on the mount before trying to umount it. This is the most common problem. If you can see the files on the mount, then NFS is working.
If not then restart NFS on the HP.
Also umount -f /backup/data and remount.
Bruce.
Hello Linux folks, I got this long time problem with dead NFS mount on HP-UX I inherited from previous engineer at my workplace. When I do bdf it reports that: file system hpsrv:/data mounted on /backup/data is not responding. When I do umount /backup/data it reports: cannot unmount /backup/data : Device busy. I checked Networked File Systems on sever and client sides in SAM. Those mounts even not listed in Exported Local File Systems and Mounted Remote File Systems. Presumably they both are dead. My question is how to forcedly unmount busy NFS mount on HP-UX? Many thanks in advance. Alex
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