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Old 12-28-2005, 05:52 PM   #1
carlosinfl
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Statd During Boot


I notice that when my Debian server boots up, it gets stuck on a process called "statd" and it takes like maybe 2 minutes to time out. Can anyone tell me why this takes so long duing boot up and if there is a way to fix this and or disable this if I don't need it.

I did Google It.
 
Old 12-29-2005, 10:55 PM   #2
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The statd daemon helps weith NFS services. if you're not running NFS as a server or a client, then you don't need it. On my sarge system, statd is started by the nfs-common init script. Disabling this script from running should stop it, unless you have something that is starting it from a nonstandard place. As for why it takes so long to start -- I don't know -- possibly a name resolution error? Have you checked your system logs?
 
  


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