Some of the scripts located in periodic/security (and others?) usually check all the mount points for suid files. However, under certain conditions, such as dead NFS (over TCP) mounts can cause the find(1) to hang and become a problem. Fix: Patching some of the find scripts within periodic/ to only do local mounts and not NFS ones seems to be a fix, and using NFS over UDP is another option. How-To-Repeat: Setup an enviorment where a remote NFS mount over TCP, become "dead". Then run periodic/security/100.chksetuid, and find(1) will hang in memory. I cannot seem to kill the find process, and a reboot is the only thing that fixes this.
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