I had the very same problem in debian etch. The problem is that when
/etc/init.d/pxe stop is run the script gets hung in the wait_no_pid()
function:
wait_no_pid()
{
while [ -e "$PID" ]
do
sleep 1
done
}
This looks to see if a PID file exists, and if it does it waits a second and
checks again.
What I think happened is that the permissions on the PID file:
/var/run/pxe/pxe.pid
were changed either by me, or by a script in Debian at some point (more
then likely it was me following a pxe howto) I'm not sure if this is a
bug of PXE, but more like a bug with the init scripts where I think it
should let the end-user know the permissions are wrong on the script.
Brandon
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PXE fails to shut down
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124615
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