Description of problem: during a restart of F9-RC1 the system hangs at disabling quotas waited 15 minutes before hitting reset Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): quota-3.15-6.fc9 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: system hang more than 15 minutes Expected results: normal shutdown Additional info:
Changing version to '9' as part of upcoming Fedora 9 GA. More information and reason for this action is here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
Yes, it is an F9 problem I have moved it to a high severity as it keeps systems from rebooting cleanly.
Could you please provide some additional informations? Are those quota mounts local or remote(e.g. NFS)? How was the Fedora9(or F9-RC1) installed? On clean system or by update from F8? Thanks in advance for those informations.
Clean install from local NFS mirror Quotas are NOT enabled anywhere on the system The system just hangs The problems is specific to ix86 x86_64 works correctly Workaround: yum erase quota to remove the quotaon command from the system
Hi, I experience the same thing. If I reboot my machine soon after I booted it, the last line I see is: Turning off quotas: and it sits there forever. Apparently, it is this line in /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt: [ -x /sbin/quotaoff ] && action $"Turning off quotas: " /sbin/quotaoff -aug Question: why do we bother to do it at shutdown AT ALL? Can we just remove this line? If not, why?
Reopening.
Reassigning to initscripts as the possible change should be there.
Created attachment 323575 [details] strace of hung quotaoff
Is /mnt/mirror an nfs mount in your case?
Yes. I know that quotaoff is blocked on an I/O op in NFS mount which is just dead. I don't see how that affects the question "why do we bother to do it at shutdown AT ALL? Can we just remove this line? If not, why?"
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Or if we can't remove that line, we can probably use timeout utility from coreutils (recently added, available only in F-11/rawhide versions of coreutils). Running quotaoff -aug with 2-5s timeout could make everyone happy - as it should be enough to turn off quotas unless there is something really broken (like unreachable NFS mount).
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Closing bug as it was resolved long since.