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If "vzctl stop <CTID>" or "vzctl restart <CTID>" hangs then we can kill the container using following steps: | If "vzctl stop <CTID>" or "vzctl restart <CTID>" hangs then we can kill the container using following steps: | ||
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#::The process which has /dev/null open inside the container is init. Typically first lowest (PID) should also be of init | #::The process which has /dev/null open inside the container is init. Typically first lowest (PID) should also be of init | ||
#Use '<tt> kill -9 <init-pid></tt>' to kill the container. | #Use '<tt> kill -9 <init-pid></tt>' to kill the container. | ||
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If "vzctl stop <CTID>" or "vzctl restart <CTID>" hangs then we can kill the container using following steps:
- Find container init process ID using:
- lsof 2>&1 | grep /vz/root/<CTID>/ | grep -v UID | less
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- The process which has /dev/null open inside the container is init. Typically first lowest (PID) should also be of init
- Use ' kill -9 <init-pid>' to kill the container.
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