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Assignee: Colin Watson (cjwatson) => (unassigned)
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Title:
Sendsigs should always skip fuse filesystems
To m
** Changed in: sysvinit (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Triaged
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Title:
Sendsigs should always skip fuse filesystems
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There's a better fix than sending SIGCONT to omitted processes. The
information gathered by stat() is only used in the
case where main_pidof() is the caller of readproc(). So add a boolean to
readproc() telling it whether to call stat(), and pass
false from main(). That way fuse processes don
I'll have a look at this, thanks.
** Changed in: sysvinit (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Rudd-O (rudd-o) => Colin Watson (kamion)
** Tags added: qa-jaunty-foundations
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Matt, thanks for the cred, but I don't think there's much further to do
-- I attached the killall5.c file because it fixes the issue by stopping
processes before sigterm, except those who are excluded which are
sigconted so the /proc walking algorithm doesn't fail. I'll attach a
version that I sti
Assigning to rudd-o since this is marked in progress and you seem to be
the one working on it
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With the file I just submitted, sendsigs should just work okay and not
kill FUSE filesystems, so umountfs or FUSE fs implementors' init.d files
can do their job.
Hey, Colin! Long time no talk.
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Killall5 indeed is hanging. Here is what is going on:
/etc/init.d/sendsigs invoked during Ubuntu shutdown spoils the fun. Using
strace I have determined that the killall5 -TERM -o hangs the
machine because it first kill()'s -STOP the -1 PID (that is, all PIDs),
which obviously causes zfs-fuse t
I think it's killall5 itself that is hanging. If I do an exit 0 before
it, everything "works normally" (lots of epic fails when unmounting my
zfs filesystems, but at least it doesn't hang)
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doubt it, because some fuse processes need to stay open till the end
(think rootfs in fuse). at the moment I have a very nasty problem that
manifests itself in the form of init hanging after "Terminating
remaining processes" (while doing the killall5 -15, EVEN THOUGH I am
adding my sendsigs omit.d
The above should be added within sendsigs for each relevant filesystem
(particularly ntfs/ntfs-3g).
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I don't think this is correct, at least without *very* significant care
in umountfs. If FUSE processes aren't killed by sendsigs, then umountfs
has to take extra care to umount filesystems in the right order. Its
current code that sorts by decreasing length of mountpoint name will not
be adequate f
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