You should try lsof. fuser misses many things that lsof catches. You can
get it at the AIX toolbox site.
That said, since this is an nfs filesystem, you may need to get 'lssrc -g
nfs' processes out of the way. You may want to remove the filesystem from
/etc/exports, exportfs, and hup the nfs group before you try unmount. I
prefer 'stopsrc -g nfs' followed by /etc/rc.nfs. If this works you can add
it to the application stop scripts in hacmp.
Re: Finding Process ID of Runaway files ... How do I use lsof to tell me the names of files open for writing?... > server on the box. ... Sadly this is the case - this box is an NFS server as well. ... (comp.unix.solaris)
Re: Finding Process ID of Runaway files ... How do I use lsof to tell me the names of files open for writing?... > server on the box. ... Sadly this is the case - this box is an NFS server as well. ... (comp.unix.programmer)
Re: Finding Process ID of Runaway files ... How do I use lsof to tell me the names of files open for writing?... > server on the box. ... Sadly this is the case - this box is an NFS server as well. ... (comp.sys.sun.admin)
Re: Newbie question: delete a directory ...NFS server, but the file is still open by some process. ... necessary to maintain Unix file semantics,... Use lsof to find the process that has the file open, and kill that ... (comp.unix.shell)
Re: Problem unmounting a NFS filesystem ... I had similiar problem when being in the NFS fileystem I started some ... After daemon was killed and started being in the othe PATH, NFS fs was able ... or lsof -a|grep mnt ... (comp.unix.aix)
