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> You might be able to use fuser to see what process is using
> the NFS mount.
> It's possible that a process is giving you the 'device busy'
> error rather
> than the server being down as the source of the error. You
> could also try
> umount -k to kill processes using the mount point.
Yeah, that might work... you will probably find a hung (waiting on I/O)
process. kill (or umount -k) doesn't always do it under Linux (can we say
less than stellar). Some times, if the process has gone Zombie, you might
be able to do a "strace -p <pid of hung process>" to wake the reaper up and
kill the zombie child.
Cheers,
ryan
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