I currently have a "runaway" process on my linux server. I was writing to my
Zip disk (which was mounted by automount) and it just stopped taking the
writes. The disk light is on and I think I can hear it spinning, but my log
file is getting messags about the SCSI subsystem aborting due to timeout.
I cannot kill the rpocess because it is waiting on disk activity.
It is also pulling down teh performance of my server in a severe way. I'd
like to find a way to fix this w/o having to disturb my uptime. Does anyone
know of a way to tell the scsi subsystem to give up and just return a failure
to the rsync process?
Thanks!
-Michael
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
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