Re: Issue's with ls
From: Casper Dik (casper_at_holland.sun.com)
Date: 04/21/04
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To: Michael Wright <cshelp@plu.edu> Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 09:40:25 +0200
>First I would like to thank everyone for their responses and I'm going
>to answer some of the things that seemed to come up in a lot of the
>suggestions.
>
>First off, the server is running NFS but it is sharing mounts to another
>server. I do not having anything mounted from the other server, nothing
>in automount.
>
>I have tried stopping NFS just to see if that is the issue, no luck.
>
>I've run FSCK - nothing major there, but didn't fix it either.
>
>I'm running NIS, but this machine is the NIS server, so it isn't looking
>up anything on the other server. And a look at the nsswitch.conf file
>looks good.
>
>I've tried other users, same result.
>
>Restarted nscd.
>
>Now when I used truss -f ls -l this is what I found was hanging.
>
>2970: lstat64("./vol", 0xFFBEF9D0) (sleeping...)
>2970: lstat64("./vol", 0xFFBEF9D0) Err#4 EINTR
>
>So that is where I'm at at the moment.
That would seem to indicate vold hangs; stop vold and kill
it if necessary (/etc/init.d/volmgmt stop; pkill -9 vold)
Casper
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