RE: Who has an NFS Mount Allocated?

Was a system backup running perhaps when trying to unmount ?

If this is the first time this has happened, may be time to IPL.

Another option rather than unmounting is simply omit the IFS folder from any backups since you can't back up over NFS that I know of.

Couple of random thoughts.

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message: 6
date: Wed, 16 Mar 2016 12:10:05 -0400
from: Gord Hutchinson <gordm1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Who has an NFS Mount Allocated?

How would one tell who has an NFS mount allocated?

We have a WIndows server which is mounted as an NFS mount on our IBM i.
Saturday night we encountered a CPFA09E - "Object in use. Object is *N"
when trying to UNMOUNT it.

I checked the usages in i Navigator. Nothing shows. I used a MIMIX command to display the IFS references. Nothing shows. Neither seems to report at the directory level.

Calling QP0FPTOS says "The object does have references" but doesn't say who or what. The details in the print file all show a count of 0.

Any suggestions?


Thanks,


Gord



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