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Package: util-linux
Version: 2.11n-4
Version of ipcrm used by Debian (and Linux in general) uses the following
syntax for removing SYSV IPC resources
$ ipcrm {shm | msg | sem} id
whereas POSIX prescribes the more usual and more similar to ipcs:
$ ipcrm [ -m shmid ] [ -q msqid ] [ -s semid ] [ -M shmkey ] [ -Q
msgkey ] [ -S semkey ]
with posibility to specify multiple arguments on the line. Note that on
Linux you also can't remove resource using IPC key instead of shmid etc.
Is it possible to fix it?
Thanks, Dragan
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Version: 2.11u-1
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