This is not a serious problem, but it is a pain in the neck.
Up until today I ran named in a chroot jail, and when I did a
/etc/rc.d/init.d/named stop
Or when I tried to reboot the system, things hung when we got
to the point of stopping named.
I always assumed this had something to do with the chroot jail,
tho it wasnt clear why this should be a problem.
Today, I reinstalled named, and am running it as a standard process,
no chroot jail.
Same problem, trying to do
/etc/rc.d/init.d/named stop
it still hangs.
So WHY doesnt named honor the 'stop'?
Are other people seeing this?
And, is there a change to the init.d file to actually make named stop?
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Reg.Clemens
r...@dwf.com
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