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fuser brought down the box
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fuser -k -x -u ./amqcc_r It brought down the whole box The unix admin says if I had issued fuser -k -x -u amqcc_r then it would have not brouht down the box. Does it make sense to you guys |
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06-27-2005
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Did you get some errorcode on the LED-display or its respective successors (HMC, ...)? Quote:
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07-08-2005
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Could you please give some additional data? I'll give the commands you could issue to determine what I'm interested in along with some sample output: *) Maintenance level and OS Code:
root@foobar:/ # instfix -i | grep "AIX_ML"
All filesets for 5.1.0.0_AIX_ML were found.
All filesets for 5100-01_AIX_ML were found.
All filesets for 5100-02_AIX_ML were found.
All filesets for 5100-03_AIX_ML were found.
All filesets for 5100-04_AIX_ML were found.
All filesets for 5100-05_AIX_ML were found.
All filesets for 5100-06_AIX_ML were found.
*) Level of bos.rte.filesystem (the fileset containing fuser) Code:
root@foobar:/ # lslpp -w /usr/sbin/fuser File Fileset Type ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- /usr/sbin/fuser bos.rte.filesystem File root@foobar:/ # lslpp -l bos.rte.filesystem Fileset Level State Description ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Path: /usr/lib/objrepos bos.rte.filesystem 5.1.0.57 COMMITTED Filesystem Administration Path: /etc/objrepos bos.rte.filesystem 5.1.0.57 COMMITTED Filesystem Administration What you could also do is to analyse the dump the machine has written: First, find out your dump device and make sure it is big enough to hold the dump: "sysdumpdev -e" gives an estimate how big the dump will be. Multiply that by at least 2 (out of pure paranoia and just to be on the save side). The dump will be written to the paging space so make sure it is big enough to hold that amount. During the following system startup the dump will be copied from the paging space to the designated dump-device, the manual only says it has to be a filesystem, but it hast to be in the rootvg too. Issue a "sysdumpdev -s <fs>" then to designate this location as the target device to copy the dump to at the reboot following the dump. You could then use kdb (kernel debugger) to analyse the dump written. bakunin |
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08-03-2005
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The command you issued:
fuser -k -u -x ./file Should not matter whether you run it with ./ or not, the command kills all processes running on that filesystem. So assuming the file was on a file system with OS commands running then you would of brought the box down. Hope this helps. |
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