Re: can't unmout cleanly because of nss-ldap

[Tim Dijkstra <tim@famdijkstra.org>]

nate wrote:
> <quote who="Tim Dijkstra">
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>
>>All works fine, but if I want to unmount /usr (something that
>>happens at reboot or halt) that fails because the device is 'busy'.
>>I suspect this has something to do with ldap related libraries that
>>are still in memory and live in /usr/lib. Now the question is: How
>>do I fix this, I'm really fed-up with the fsck every reboot...
>>
>>
>
> try to verify this by installing fuser or lsof(reccomended),
> going to runlevel 1(init 1)
>
> and try to umount /usr
>
> if it says device busy do lsof  | grep /usr
> and it should tell you what is using /usr
>
> I have nss-ldap installed on my laptop and have not had
> this problem(woody), i have nss-ldap installed on a couple
> potato machines but have not rebooted them yet.
>
> nate

lsof -D /usr says:
bash      5628     root  mem    REG    3,6  150200 472179
/usr/lib/libldap.so.2.0.15
bash      5628     root  mem    REG    3,6   36812 472178
/usr/lib/liblber.so.2.0.15
bash      5628     root  mem    REG    3,6   41296 471131
/usr/lib/libsasl.so.7.1.10

By the way it is a woody machine...

Thanks Tim