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umount volume how is ispcp affected? - robbo007 - 11-02-2009 05:35 PM

Hello all,

I have /var mounted on a separate disk and need to bring it offline to fsck with a umount.

Which ispcp services do I need to manually stop? I don't want to cause and corruption on the database.

Thanks,

Rob

RE: umount volume how is ispcp affected? - kilburn - 11-02-2009 05:47 PM

You can check which programs are using this partition by simply issuing:

Code:

lsof /var

Then, these are the services that you need to stop prior to unmounting the device (linux won't let you unmount it unless you stop them anyways...).

RE: umount volume how is ispcp affected? - robbo007 - 11-02-2009 06:11 PM

Thanks. There's a shit load of services running. doh! Is there an easier way get the volume ready for a fsck.ext3 ?

Rob

RE: umount volume how is ispcp affected? - kilburn - 11-02-2009 08:39 PM

I'm afraid that this is your only option. That's why ext4's online fsck's capability has been hyped so much...