Unable to stop array

[SavellM]

Everytime I stop the array it says: Retry unmounting user share(s)...

My disks are encrypted, running 6.8.0 NVIDIA edition.

 

I managed to grab my diagnostics while it was freaking out.

 

The only way I can get it back is to ssh in and reboot... which then wants to do a parity check after.

Can anyone check it out and see whats up?

 

unraid-diagnostics-20200105-2045.zip

[Squid]

root      5807  0.1  0.0  13228  4328 ?        S    20:22   0:01 ttyd -d 0 -i /var/run/ttyd.sock login -f root

root      5494  0.0  0.0   8988  2440 ?        Ss   20:22   0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
root      1289  0.0  0.0   9120  5232 ?        Ss   20:34   0:00  \_ sshd: root@pts/0
root      1306  0.0  0.0   7328  4224 pts/0    Ss+  20:34   0:00      \_ -bash

Is it possible that you have a terminal session open with the current directory /mnt/user/....?

[SavellM]

AH I may have done!

I was messing with trying to install Catalina... Derp!

 

@Squid thanks man

[bonienl]

Something keeps your mount point busy

Jan  5 20:40:07 unRAID root: umount: /mnt/user: target is busy.

You did SSH in 6 minutes before attempting to reboot.

Jan  5 20:34:44 unRAID sshd[1289]: Accepted password for root from 10.0.0.46 port 57890 ssh2

Did you 'cd' to /mnt/user/something in your SSH session?

[SavellM]

So if SSH is open it will not allow me to stop the array?

[Squid]

Just now, SavellM said:

So if SSH is open it will not allow me to stop the array?

No.  (I do it all the time)

 

But, if your current directory happens to be something under /mnt/user then it will

 

As an aside, the dynamix stop shell plugin would also help here

[bonienl]

Just now, SavellM said:

So if SSH is open it will not allow me to stop the array?

Depends, but you can install the plugin "Dynamix Stop Shell" which automatically terminates all open sessions before rebooting/shutting down.

[bonienl]

Damn @Squid you beat me every time 😉

[SavellM]

Sweet thanks guys, really appreciate it and the super awesome fast replies!

[Squid]

2 minutes ago, bonienl said:

Something keeps your mount point busy

Jan  5 20:40:07 unRAID root: umount: /mnt/user: target is busy.

You did SSH in 6 minutes before attempting to reboot.

Jan  5 20:34:44 unRAID sshd[1289]: Accepted password for root from 10.0.0.46 port 57890 ssh2

Did you 'cd' to /mnt/user/something in your SSH session?

 

4 minutes ago, Squid said:

root      5807  0.1  0.0  13228  4328 ?        S    20:22   0:01 ttyd -d 0 -i /var/run/ttyd.sock login -f root

root      5494  0.0  0.0   8988  2440 ?        Ss   20:22   0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
root      1289  0.0  0.0   9120  5232 ?        Ss   20:34   0:00  \_ sshd: root@pts/0
root      1306  0.0  0.0   7328  4224 pts/0    Ss+  20:34   0:00      \_ -bash

Is it possible that you have a terminal session open with the current directory /mnt/user/....?

 

Just now, Squid said:

No.  (I do it all the time)

 

But, if your current directory happens to be something under /mnt/user then it will

 

As an aside, the dynamix stop shell plugin would also help here

 

Just now, bonienl said:

Depends, but you can install the plugin "Dynamix Stop Shell" which automatically terminates all open sessions before rebooting/shutting down.

 

ok.  One of us owes the other a beer for all the jinx going on

[SavellM]

I think I owe you both a beer, hows about that

[bonienl]

All that typing makes me thirsty ... heading for the fridge 😁

[jbrown705]

I am posting this here because it seems that I am having a similar issue.  I am not sure what could be holding it up but it looks like my /usr/ will not unmount during a shut down.  I have the logs mirrored to the flash because I have been doing some troubleshooting possibly around bad memory slot.  Would someone mind maybe taking a look and seeing if they can help?  Logs attached here.  Also, I have had some issue with the system crashing and going into kernel panic, so if there is anything else in here you can see I would appreciate the feedback, not too good at understanding the logs.

 

Thanks!

deathstar-diagnostics-20220215-1236.zip

[Squid]

Any chance you're logged in to a terminal and are sitting at /mnt/user/Movies as an example?