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7.1.0-3 can't stop array (VM is blocking)

  • Minor

Since a few versions (dunno which one anymore, sorry) I notice an evil problem.

When trying to stop the array (or to reboot or something), UNRAID hangs around and sits waiting for

 

Apr  7 09:41:57 F emhttpd: shcmd (220): /usr/sbin/zpool export -f vm
Apr  7 09:41:57 F root: cannot unmount '/mnt/vm/system': pool or dataset is busy
Apr  7 09:41:57 F emhttpd: shcmd (220): exit status: 1

 

I noticed that UNRAID is unable to shut down the (one and only) VM "Windows Server 2025"...

 

Ok, so this might be a bit too new for poor QEMU, but if I stop the VM via GUI (before or after the reboot or stop-array), it shuts down and the halted task continue.

 

So I guess there is something wrong with the stop-array script not finding the correct words when talking to the VM manager???

What can be done manually should also work automatically

 

Apr  7 09:42:17 F emhttpd: Unmounting disks...
Apr  7 09:42:17 F emhttpd: shcmd (224): /usr/sbin/zpool export -f vm
Apr  7 09:42:17 F root: cannot unmount '/mnt/vm/system': pool or dataset is busy
Apr  7 09:42:17 F emhttpd: shcmd (224): exit status: 1
Apr  7 09:42:17 F emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)...
Apr  7 09:42:20 F rc.local_shutdown: Stopping emhttpd
Apr  7 09:42:20 F rc.local_shutdown: /usr/local/sbin/emhttp stop
Apr  7 09:42:20 F emhttp: Stopping web services...
Apr  7 09:42:20 F rc.nginx: Stopping Nginx server daemon gracefully...

 

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