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SubjectInode i_mmap ring corrupted ...
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Hi,


What does these lines mean?

May 29 09:05:23 rlis6 kernel: iput: inode 16131 on device 08:02 still
has mappings.

May 29 09:05:23 rlis6 kernel: Inode i_mmap ring corrupted

May 29 09:05:23 rlis6 kernel: VFS: iput: trying to free free inode

May 29 09:05:23 rlis6 kernel: VFS: device 00:00, inode 40244,
mode=00100755


Kernel is 2.0.33. Something bad happened this morning. Some rules
in sendmails' virtualuser tables made sendmail loop. Result: 'rlis6'
had an loadavg > 25 (way to go, it's a 100MHz pentium). Some smbd
daemons and the nfsd daemon died ("Unable to handle kernel paging ...")
But the machine is still up'n'running ... ;o)


Regards,

Brian

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