Alessandro Tirel wrote:
From /var/log/messages
Jun 8 11:21:00 postman1 clusvcmgrd: [8762]: <warning> service warning:
killing process 3535 (root syslogd /dev/vol001/mail)
Seems like your syslogd has an open file in that file system, and stopping
the service results in that file system getting umounted.
Finding the exact solution would require a peek at your syslogd and cluster
configs.
gfs filesystems don't get unmounted when a service stops (since the other
cluster member(s) can mount the same filesystem simultaneously). Other file
systems get umounted when the service stops, and any processes holding on to
the file system get killed.
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