I am currently running into this exact situation with /etc/init.d/ocfs2:
The script takes care of (un)mounting all ocfs2 volumes.
In my case I have 11 volumes to be unmounted which takes some time,
sendsigs tries to kill "umount -a -t ocfs2" which leads to an open
heartbeat on exactly one volume (the one unmounted in parallel with
"sendsigs" trying to kill umount).
I understand that a system shutdown should not be interactive and that
setting "# X-Interactive: true" isn't the way to go. So probably
introducing "# X-Exclusive: true" could be a viable solution to the
problem of providing a somewhat similar feature to system shutdown?
In case you think that this is an issue with ocfs2-tools (the package
providing /etc/init.d/ocfs2), please tell me what a good/working LSB header
would look like. From what I've read I'd rather think that a script that
needs to run in an exclusive fashion should indicate that (which means that
this bug needs to be reasigned to initscripts which provides
/etc/init.d/sendsigs).
best regards,
Adi Kriegisch
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