Paul Slootman schrieb:
Anyway, an unkillable process points to it hanging in some system call,
which in this case is probably a problem with the NFS. What are your NFS
mount options? I'd recommend using soft,intr.
Mounted it like this, and it's been working flawlessly for almost two
weeks now!
n/2007/02/02/01.41/
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> [I've added the --timeout and --no-detach opitons for testing.]
>
> Now, this usually works for a few days, then rsync hangs, leaving a
> defunct process:
>
> root 30729 30695 0 01:55 ?00:00:02 rsync -va --delete
> --timeout=180 --
o-detach opitons for testing.]
Now, this usually works for a few days, then rsync hangs, leaving a
defunct process:
root 30729 30695 0 01:55 ?00:00:02 rsync -va --delete
--timeout=180 --no-detach /server_ro/ /sicherungen/2007/02/02/01.41/
root 30730 30729 0 01:55 ?00
I have a defunct process (13130) that won't respond to kill -9. It's parent
(13127) appears to be an old script running rsh. I have a few questions on
this.
1. Is it a potential security risk (beyond the fact that it's not a secure
shell) to have an rsh process open for th
