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About kill process
I try to copy a file to another system using NFS,
but it is very slow, i want to kill this process. I tried a kill -9 on this cp process but still can't terminate, without any error message. Are there any method can terminate it, except reboot  THANKS 
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08-28-2006
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There may be a more elegant way around this...
Stop NFS on the target server (will cause a stale mount on the server issueing the command) kill the cp unmount restart NFS on remote server remount
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