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lvm2-monitor slow shutdown

linux-lvm Clyde E. Kunkel 3 participants 5 messages Mar 3, 2011 – Mar 22, 2011

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On Rawhide and Fedora 15 systems with one lv snapshot, shutdown/reboot hangs for about a minute waiting for lvm2-monitor to shutdown. I see msgs that lvm2-monitor.service process exited, code=exited status=1, and msgs that the there are still devices being monitored and a msg that lvm is "Refusing to exit."

I can disable the service with systemd and shutdown/reboot proceeds in a more expected rapid manner.

Is this normal?

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Quoted 6 lines · Clyde E. Kunkel

On Rawhide and Fedora 15 systems with one lv snapshot, shutdown/reboot hangs for about a minute waiting for lvm2-monitor to shutdown. I see msgs that lvm2-monitor.service process exited, code=exited status=1, and msgs that the there are still devices being monitored and a msg that lvm is "Refusing to exit."

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I can disable the service with systemd and shutdown/reboot proceeds in a more expected rapid manner.

Is this normal?

Anyone else seeing this. Please, is this expected behavior?

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Quoted 6 lines · Clyde E. Kunkel

On Rawhide and Fedora 15 systems with one lv snapshot, shutdown/reboot hangs for about a minute waiting for lvm2-monitor to shutdown. I see msgs that lvm2-monitor.service process exited, code=exited status=1, and msgs that the there are still devices being monitored and a msg that lvm is "Refusing to exit."

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I can disable the service with systemd and shutdown/reboot proceeds in a more expected rapid manner.

Is this normal?

Anyone?

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OldFart
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Quoted 6 lines · Clyde E. Kunkel

On Rawhide and Fedora 15 systems with one lv snapshot, shutdown/reboot hangs for about a minute waiting for lvm2-monitor to shutdown. I see msgs that lvm2-monitor.service process exited, code=exited status=1, and msgs that the there are still devices being monitored and a msg that lvm is "Refusing to exit."

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I can disable the service with systemd and shutdown/reboot proceeds in a more expected rapid manner.

Is this normal?

Anyone?

Anyone at all? Anyone care?

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OldFart