Re: RH problem

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> Good. But the point is that fuser will tell you what process is using
> /usr if you let it; that may give you some idea. I can't guess what
> it might be, I can't imagine why any daemon would cd to /usr (or a
> subdirectory), modern programs put their tmpfiles etc in /tmp or /var.

Here's the output I get from fuser -a -v:

USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/usr root 24297 ....m rc
root 24562 ....m S01reboot

Seems like reboot and rc shouldn't be anywhere near /usr.
Any ideas?

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