Restart idmapd without rebooting the host?
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Solution 1
service is responsible for that is: rpc.idmapd - NFSv4 ID <-> Name Mapper
and to restart it you should be using:
service rpcidmapd status
Solution 2
The fix may require less than this, but this should work:
service rpcbind restart
service rpcidmapd restart
service nfslock restart
service netfs restart
service nfs restart
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Sandra almost 2 years
When I have changed
Domain
in/etc/idmapd.conf
and thenservice idmapd restart
, then the change doesn't take effect until Ireboot
.Is it possible to do this without having to rebooting the host?
I have the problem on CentOS 6.
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kofemann almost 11 yearsor 'nfsidmap -c' to clean up kernel cache
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