nfs mount in service guard

[support_billa]

hello,

i tried to umount a filesystem :

- fuser -c <fs> and lsof -s +D <fs> didn't show any process

- i was perplexed and got an input to stop nfs shares with "/etc/cmcluster/<package>/hanfs.sh stop"

  then it works.

my questions :

- does a command exist like "fuser" , which show process for nfs share fs ?

  i found "nfsstat" , but no option for a filesystem ?

- can i find in the operating system , it is a nfs share ? i learned here, with example "ll -i /<fs>" shows inode 2, inode 2 is a mounted filesystem.

- what tasks i have to do  to umount and mount a nfs share ? hanfs.sh stops all .

    here my ideas:

   1. umount <fs>   ; <= not possible>

   2. command for looking processes ?

   3. no open processes

   4. find out , if it is a nfs share

   5. yes, "nfs-umount"

   6. after some jobs , mount the nfs share

   7. mount

   8.  nfs options for "sharing"

regards,

[Dennis Handly]

There is fuser and lsof.

If you are on 11.31, there is umount -f.

[support_billa]

hello,

i posted : fuser -c <fs> and lsof -s +D <fs> didn't show any process

following tasks i do and i got the errors

umount   <fs>
umount: cannot unmount /dev/vgfs/fs : Device busy
umount: return error 1.

# fuser -c <fs> and lsof -s +D <fs> didn't show any process

umount  -f <fs>
usage: umount [-V] [-v] { special | directory }
       umount [-F FStype] [-v] -a
       umount: return error 1.

uname -a
HP-UX server B.11.31 U ia64 4022283311 unlimited-user license

regards

[support_billa]

hello,

what's the best way to find out , if it is a nfs share and show with a command the filesystem is in use ?

regards,

[Naj]

Hi,

check background process

#ps -ef |grep nfs
#kill -l SEGV (pid)

then try to umount/mount FS

Thanks

BR
Naj

[support_billa]

hello,

what about with the commands " share -F nfs ..." , "showmount"

regards

[Arunabha Banerjee · Accepted solution]

To check nfs mount on server.

# showmount -a   (Print all remote mounts)

# showmount -e   (Print the list of exported file systems)

# cat /etc/exports  (directories to export to NFS clients)

# cat /etc/dfs/dfstab  (directories to export to NFS clients - HP-UX 11.31 onwards)

To check remote mount

# showmount -e host   (This shows you any nfs exports that might be available from a server to that specific host)

In nfs clinet

# bdf -t nfs

# cat /etc/mnttab

[support_billa]

thx :

what are the same commands at HPUX 11.23:

HPUX 11.31

Create Share

/usr/sbin/share -F nfs -o anon=65534 -d "test share" /test_share

Remove Share
/usr/sbin/unshare -F nfs /test_share

regards

[Dennis Handly]

>what are the same commands at HPUX 11.23:

>Create Share

exportfs(1m)

>Remove Share

exportfs -u