Zombie Processes
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I just checked and I'm seeing them also again. I'll pass it along.
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Should be really fixed on new snapshots.
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Cool, I will update and test.
Thanks.
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Hi,
I'm running the beta4 with compile time "Sat Oct 30 19:40:13 EDT 2010" on an atom board and having the same zombie issues as described above.
regards
/F
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hello
yup, still there.
pfsense# uname -ar FreeBSD pfsense.local 8.1-RELEASE-p1 FreeBSD 8.1-RELEASE-p1 #1: Mon Nov 1 15:42:55 EDT 2010 sullrich@FreeBSD_8.0_pfSense_2.0-snaps.pfsense.org:/usr/obj.pfSense/usr/pfSensesrc/src/sys/pfSense_SMP.8 i386 pfsense# ps ajx | grep Z root 3352 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:12.08 <defunct>root 12088 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.47 <defunct>root 12736 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.47 <defunct>root 19249 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.32 <defunct>root 19499 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.47 <defunct>root 31271 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.37 <defunct>root 31512 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.41 <defunct>root 48315 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.37 <defunct>root 49372 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.38 <defunct>root 50591 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.37 <defunct>root 52139 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.37 <defunct>root 53442 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:05.40 <defunct>root 62890 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:00.47 <defunct>root 63060 219 219 219 0 ZN ?? 0:11.73 <defunct>root 8042 59642 7726 55985 2 S+ 0 0:00.00 grep Z pfsense# ps ax |grep 219 219 ?? INs 0:00.01 /usr/local/sbin/check_reload_status 20373 0 S+ 0:00.00 grep 219</defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct></defunct>
all is harmless anyway but it just annoying tho…
cheers,
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I'm not sure that check_reload_status was rebuilt after that fix went in. I just rebuilt it by hand and restarted the builds. Try again after the next new snapshot.
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I'm not sure that check_reload_status was rebuilt after that fix went in. I just rebuilt it by hand and restarted the builds. Try again after the next new snapshot.
Problem still happening as of this build: Thu Nov 4 01:20:42 EDT 2010 (i386)
Rob
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I found the same issue on my system.so I installed the cron package from the pfsense GUI.
this is my cron list:
0 3 * * * killall check_reload_status
1 3 * * * /usr/local/sbin/check_reload_status -
Heh 'typo' was preventing the fix from actually being applied.
Newer snaps have the correct fix. -
Installed the update from 2010-11-09 16:xx (i386). The process count is no longer climbing out of control.
Thanks!