Antoine Pitrou <pit...@free.fr> added the comment: Charles-François' analysis seems to be right. Note that the actual issue here is that read() always succeeds, returning a partial result (because you're executing a command, 'find /', which outputs a lot of data). If read() were interrupted before anything could be read, it would return EINTR and the handler would get executed immediately.
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