Hi,
I'm having a problem with auth_imap. Seems there's a bunch of
accumulating auth_imap processes that are getting stuck in the D state.
When I checked the proc in /proc/[PID], they all appear to be from the
same user's directory., which we have setup on an NFS drive. Has anyone
run into this problem before and know how I can get rid of the D state
proc's without rebooting the server? It doesn't seem to be affecting
service yet, but I'd like to "normalize" the server state for monitoring
purposes.
Regards,
Ed Dela Cruz
I'm having a problem with auth_imap. Seems there's a bunch of
accumulating auth_imap processes that are getting stuck in the D state.
When I checked the proc in /proc/[PID], they all appear to be from the
same user's directory., which we have setup on an NFS drive. Has anyone
run into this problem before and know how I can get rid of the D state
proc's without rebooting the server? It doesn't seem to be affecting
service yet, but I'd like to "normalize" the server state for monitoring
purposes.
Regards,
Ed Dela Cruz