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Jonathan Melhuish wrote:Ahh, that'll be it.
For some reason, Samba has decided to spawn literally hundreds of
processed which are now in "D" state (not sure what that means).
man ps
/state
"D Uninterruptible sleep (Usually IO)
You can't interrupt processes in uninterruptible states I fear.Well, I'd guess not.
Check if there are any outstanding updates for kernel/filesystems orI'm running Debian stable on that machine! I thought I was playing it safe...
samba - as you shouldn't hit this sort of problem - honest.
As I understand it in certain system calls most *nix systems can'tNasty...
terminate nicely, so they aren't allowed to terminate at all, which is
find till the call never returns.
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