Problems restarting vxesfsd
Restarting vxesfsd fails if a process accesses the ESFS mount point when NetBackup attempts to shut it down.
See the following log to determine if this issue is the problem:
/usr/openv/esfs/log/ops/esfs-run.vxesfs-run.process_id
In the following example, the mount point directory is /space/d2c/storage.
Wed Jul 5 15:44:34 CDT 2017 Calling "umount /space/CC/storage"
to stop vxesfsd gracefully
umount: /space/d2c/storage: target is busy.
(In some cases useful info about processes that use
the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
Wed Jul 5 15:44:45 CDT 2017 Sending SIGKILL to vxesfsd
Wed Jul 5 15:44:45 CDT 2017 Calling "umount /space/CC/storage"
after hard kill of vxesfsd
umount: /space/CC/storage: target is busy.
(In some cases useful info about processes that use
the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
Wed Jul 5 15:44:45 CDT 2017 Sending SIGKILL to vxespNote that after the hard kill of vxesfsd, the target remains busy.
To verify if the ESFS mount point is used by any processes
- Unmount the mount directory:
umount mount_dir
Or
lsof mount_dir
- Verify that the directory is not mounted:
mount | grep mount_dir
Or
lsof | grep mount_dir
- Restart vxesfsd:
/usr/openv/esfs/bin/vxesfsd start /usr/openv/pdde/pdconfigure/pdde start