Options to stop processes that can't be killed -9 other than reboot
Hi
I have 2 processes (shown by ps -ef below) which has 'jammed' the tape
drive below & I can't "kill -9" them.
Is there any way short of reboot to stop them, say "service xxx restart" or
anything else other than rebooting this Linux 4.x server? Since reboot
involves doing "service stop xxx" of various services, surely one of the
xxx must be able to stop the processes (just an educated guess). We
faced this issue with our Dataprotector quite often so frequent reboot
is not an option.
fuser all other partitions do not show processes locking/opening files, only the
root (ie / ) partition :
# fuser / |grep 25618 ==> will show 25618 & 25618r as amongst the processes
# fuser / |grep 23303 ==> will show 23303 & 23303r as amongst the processes
# cd /etc
# ls */*omni*
xinetd.d/omni
opt/omni:
client server
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