Hello all,
We've researched this question for quite a while now and nobody here
found a solution to the following problem:
1: A Linux computer is NFS client of some other Linux NFS server
and has some active mounts and some processes working with files
on that NFS server.
2: Now the NFS server becomes unavailable and a system administrator
wants to clean up the situation on the NFS client computer without
having to reboot this client computer.
Is this possible? And if how exactly?
Best Regards and many thanks in advance,
Peter Funk
P.S.: umount -f -l did not work
System hangs for a long time in shutdown and shutdown
only succeeds without hard reset after reconnecting the
NFS server.
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