Spoke with EMC - according to them, the hotfix is only available for
AIX, and the recommended fix is to go to 7.5.1 - which I'm not quite
ready for yet but is in the plans.
I've got a workaround (create dummy client), and I could delete all the
saveset records if I really wanted to...
At first, the tech seemed to speak like this was "proper" behavior...
Francis Swasey wrote:
On 1/26/10 9:06 AM, Brian O'Neill wrote:
I upgraded to 7.4.5 last week on two systems from 7.4.3 - one on
CentOS 4 32-bit, one on CentOS 5 64-bit.
The CentOS 4 system failed to complete a couple of savegrps properly,
which were still "running" this morning. When I checked, it appeared
that I had several nsrim processes running, from which "nsrck -X" was
called, but with a large list of clients that include several clients
recently deleted, and it appears to be hanging up on at least one of
them.
When running "nsrim -X" manually, I can see that it generates a list
of clients, but based on some criteria I am not aware of.
This is a known issue... contact EMC and get some point release of
7.4.5.x ... where x >= 2 It will fix the problem for you...
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