* the right way to stop NFS
@ 2007-07-19 15:32 Gabriel Barazer
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From: Gabriel Barazer @ 2007-07-19 15:32 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: nfs
Hi,
In the readme file, there is the detailed startup order for the NFS
server and client subsystem, which is very useful especially for
maintainers. But there isn't any description for stopping NFS services.
On the client, the stop order is almost obvious : unmount nfs
filesystems, kill statd, kill idmapd and gssd and you are done. But what
is the right stop order for a server ?
We have :
- svcgssd
- idmapd
- rpc.statd
- nfsd kernel daemons
- mountd
I don't know if we have to stop nfsd first (rpc.nfsd 0) , or maybe
rpc.mountd ? or even unexport fs first ?
Is there any NFS guru to point this out ?
Thanks,
Gabriel
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