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Latest revision as of 20:48, 3 October 2015
This is usually caused by a left over mount in the Chroma database.
You need to enter psql and checdk the status on and left over client mounts.
su postgres
psql chroma -U chroma
select * from chroma_core_lustreclientmount;If this returns a / some entries this is most likely what is causing the fs to fail to stop.
Issue the below to remove it.
update chroma_core_lustreclientmount set state='removed';
/q #To quitRestart chroma-supervisor on the IML and then you should be able to stop the file system.
/etc/init.d/chroma-supervisor restart