having had similar problems with runaway smbd processes I can offer this
advice: if you cannot kill the smbd processes with a 'kill -9 xxx' then
there is a problem with your kernel.
I would wipe all your samba source and install, get a new kernel source and
recompile both the kernel and samba again. Bit of a sledgehammer approach
but basically your kernel is not working as it should.
Noel
-----Original Message-----
From: Ionel GARDAIS [mailto:igardais@yahoo.fr]
Sent: 07 December 2001 09:36
To: samba@samba.org
Subject: "smbd -D" gone wild ...
Hi,
I've a huge problem with Samba.
It's the PDC of the school LAN.
Clients are NTWS 4.
Samba has been up and running for 11 days and now,
since 2 days, force me to reboot the whole server
everyday to work.
I explain : when doing an "ps aux" or "smbstatus", i
saw A LOT of "smbd -D" started for the same user 10
times in about 2 minutes.
When I try to kill them, it didn't do anything even
after shutting down the Samba suite.
More, smbstatus warns me about locked files in RD_ONLY
or RDWR status and DENY_ALL mode.
The pointed files are in the /home/$user directory
which is 0755 accessible.
One last thing : while rebooting the server in order
to kill all misworking smbd threads, it can't unmount
/home, /var, / and other filesystems saying they are
"busy".
So, during boot time, while force-checking the
directories structures, it discovers many many wrong
dtime, inodes and other errors ...
i really don't know what's happening,
any ideas ?
Thanks for your help,
Ionel
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