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08-15-2004 11:41 PM
08-15-2004 11:41 PM
Unable to stop named!
Hi you!
I'm administering a DNS server. Using BIND 9.2.0 on HP-UX 11.11. The DNS system is running for my network but when I stop named service. The messages I received is "The specified process does not exist.Unable to stop named".
please, show me this error
Thanks
I'm administering a DNS server. Using BIND 9.2.0 on HP-UX 11.11. The DNS system is running for my network but when I stop named service. The messages I received is "The specified process does not exist.Unable to stop named".
please, show me this error
Thanks
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08-16-2004 12:20 AM
08-16-2004 12:20 AM
Re: Unable to stop named!
Probably something is wrong with the /var/run/named.pid file.
Normally BIND creates the named.pid file when it starts, but in this case there are several possibilities:
1.) someone has changed the permissions on this file, so BIND could not write to it the last time it started, so the file has a wrong process ID
2.) someone has changed the file (maybe restored an old version from backup?) so the file has a wrong process ID
3.) BIND has crashed (or been stopped with kill -9 or the like), so there is a named.pid file even though the actual BIND process is gone.
If 1) or 2), remove the named.pid file and stop BIND manually (find the PID number: "ps -ef | grep named" and kill the process).
If 3), ensure there is no process called "named" currently running, and just remove the named.pid file.
Normally BIND creates the named.pid file when it starts, but in this case there are several possibilities:
1.) someone has changed the permissions on this file, so BIND could not write to it the last time it started, so the file has a wrong process ID
2.) someone has changed the file (maybe restored an old version from backup?) so the file has a wrong process ID
3.) BIND has crashed (or been stopped with kill -9 or the like), so there is a named.pid file even though the actual BIND process is gone.
If 1) or 2), remove the named.pid file and stop BIND manually (find the PID number: "ps -ef | grep named" and kill the process).
If 3), ensure there is no process called "named" currently running, and just remove the named.pid file.
MK
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