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Hey guys: I ran service --status-all and on the last line, I got this: yum-updatesd dead but subsys locked I was wondering what that means?...
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    yum-updatesd dead but subsys locked

    Hey guys:

    I ran service --status-all and on the last line, I got this:

    yum-updatesd dead but subsys locked


    I was wondering what that means?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutdown View Post
    Hey guys:

    I ran service --status-all and on the last line, I got this:

    yum-updatesd dead but subsys locked


    I was wondering what that means?
    Hi
    As root go to the directory /var/lock/subsys and look for a file with the name yum-updatesd . Remove it with 'rm -i yum-updatesd' (exclude the single quotes). This is a lock file and is created each time a process starts. These get messed up and must be removed on occasion.
    Cheers...
    Robert

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