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[Veritas-bu] HPUX: Status 41, many bpbkar32 processes running
2003-08-07 14:49:10
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I found just today that I was having this exact problem because I had a
nuhg nfs mounted file system
on two of my solaris boxes. Try logging in a root and cd / then do ls -l
-- if it hangs
then umount -f /<filesys>
What happens is that bpbkar is trying to get a list of all the files and
sizes to back up
and it hangs when it reaches the hung nfs mounted file system. After I
umounted it
the backups started running. It was a pain to kill all the hung processes
though
This worked for me
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Carl Stehman
PHI Services Company
202-331-6619
ckstehman AT pepco DOT com
"Gardner, Jesse" <Jesse.Gardner AT storaenso DOT com>
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08/07/2003 02:15 PM
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] HPUX: Status 41, many bpbkar32 processes
running
Windows 2000 SP4, NBU 4.5 MP5 master/media servers:
We've got a HPUX 11 client that's been failing with status 41 for the last
week or so. The client did originally work for several months. I know
just
enough to be dangerous with Unix, and our good Unix guys are out for the
week. Using 'ps' shows that there are 9 instances of bpbkar32 running.
Typing 'kill 28514' doesn't kill the first entry I see:
# ps -ef | grep "bp"
root 28514 1 0 Aug 4 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 519581 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 24682 1 0 Aug 5 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 609718 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 5403 1 0 Aug 1 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 231700 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 16147 1 0 Jul 31 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 172007 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 6995 1 0 Aug 2 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 0 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -class
root 18588 1 0 18:59:09 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 692616 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 2722 1 0 Aug 1 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 229124 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 7552 7536 1 13:04:08 pts/tk 0:00 grep bp
root 5479 1 0 Aug 1 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 231893 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c
root 21117 1 0 Jul 30 ? 0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru
root
-dt 86765 -to 0 -clnt B BDATAWH -cl
(this client's name is BBDATAWH)
Any advice?
Jesse Gardner
Information Technology-Midrange Systems
Stora Enso North America
jesse.gardner AT storaenso DOT com
(715) 422-1516
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I found just today that I was having this
exact problem because I had a nuhg nfs mounted file system</font>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">on two of my solaris boxes. Try
logging in a root and cd / then do ls -l -- if it hangs</font>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">then umount -f /<filesys></font>
<br>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">What happens is that bpbkar is trying to get
a list of all the files and sizes to back up</font>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">and it hangs when it reaches the hung nfs
mounted file system. After I umounted it</font>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">the backups started running. It was a
pain to kill all the hung processes though</font>
<br>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">This worked for me</font>
<br>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">=============================<br>
<br>
Carl Stehman<br>
PHI Services Company<br>
202-331-6619<br>
ckstehman AT pepco DOT com</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="Courier New">Windows 2000 SP4, NBU 4.5 MP5 master/media
servers:<br>
<br>
We've got a HPUX 11 client that's been failing with status 41 for the last<br>
week or so. The client did originally work for several months. I
know just<br>
enough to be dangerous with Unix, and our good Unix guys are out for the<br>
week. Using 'ps' shows that there are 9 instances of bpbkar32 running.<br>
Typing 'kill 28514' doesn't kill the first entry I see:<br>
<br>
# ps -ef | grep "bp"<br>
root 28514 1 0 Aug 4 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 519581 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 24682 1 0 Aug 5 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 609718 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 5403 1 0 Aug 1 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 231700 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 16147 1 0 Jul 31 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 172007 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 6995 1 0 Aug 2 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 0 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -class<br>
root 18588 1 0 18:59:09 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 692616 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 2722 1 0 Aug 1 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 229124 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 7552 7536 1 13:04:08 pts/tk
0:00 grep bp<br>
root 5479 1 0 Aug 1 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 231893 -to 0 -clnt BBDATAWH -c<br>
root 21117 1 0 Jul 30 ?
0:00 bpbkar32 -r 4677344 -ru root<br>
-dt 86765 -to 0 -clnt B BDATAWH -cl<br>
<br>
(this client's name is BBDATAWH)<br>
Any advice?<br>
<br>
Jesse Gardner<br>
Information Technology-Midrange Systems<br>
Stora Enso North America<br>
jesse.gardner AT storaenso DOT com<br>
(715) 422-1516<br>
<br>
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Veritas-bu maillist - Veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu<br>
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