> : : % /var/qmail/bin/qmail-queue > : : ^Z > : : Suspended > : : % kill -9 %1 > : : [1] Killed /var/qmail/bin/qmail-queue > : : % > : : > : :There will be one more zero-length file, owned by qmail, without > : :any user identification whatsoever. It is an exercise for the qmail-queue is a setuid program. Did UNIX change, while I was out of town, and you can now send signals to processes of different userids?
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