Service Guard Proc 11669 (rraad)

[Malone]

Someone know this process? i'm try to understand why this process still alive after dismount the Fs and disactivate de VG .

[Michael Steele_2]

Hi

Well, that's a runaway process. Is it in a zombie state?

As for what rraad is, I can find no reference to it anywhere, so you must have some custom application up on this box.

It should go away when you reboot, but you'll have to get the application people involved and have them clean up their code.

[Jupinder Bedi]

if it is zombie porcess try to kill it by using its parent process id if all other child process is not needed. you can use the following command to find out the zombie processes

# ps -ef | grep defunc

and also try to kill that process by using fuser command

[Malone]

Thanks for the answers.
Here more information:
/root> ps -ef|grep rraad
rraaprod 26554 1 0 Jan 10 ? 0:04 rraad
root> fuser -cu /frist/rraaprod
/frist/rraaprod: 26554o(rraaprod)

Closing the cluster service
/etc/cmcluster: Proc 11669 (rraad) is in /etc/cmcluster/dontkill.list

[Jupinder Bedi]

please use fuser -ck instead of fuser -cu

[John Bigg]

/etc/cmcluster/dontkill.list is not a standard Serviceguard file and rraad is not a standard Serviceguard process. This must be part of your custom integration and implementation. I very much doubt anyone can help you with this other than someone who knows about your own implementation.

[Malone]

Ok, thanks a lot for you help.