Erik Buck wrote:
- NFS file locks may tie up a file for several minutes when
processes terminate incorrectly.
That should only be an issue if there's a kernel panic or network
partition; the filesystem manages locking and unlocking remote NFS
files just like local files, and removes the
Le 2 sept. 2009 à 23:11, Erik Buck a écrit :
- Posix message queues are a finite kernal resource that is not
freed when processes terminate incorrectly.
- Posix semaphores are a finite kernal resource that is not freed
when processes terminate incorrectly.
- MACH IPC message queues are a fin
- Posix message queues are a finite kernal resource that is not freed when
processes terminate incorrectly.
- Posix semaphores are a finite kernal resource that is not freed when
processes terminate incorrectly.
- MACH IPC message queues are a finite kernal resource that is not freed when
proces
On Sep 2, 2009, at 1:26 PM, Sidney San Martín wrote:
It's well-established that some tasks, like deallocating memory, are
totally unnecessary before your application exits, but others, like
calling asl_close() if you've called asl_open() earlier, are less
established.
With the advent of sudden t
It's well-established that some tasks, like deallocating memory, are
totally unnecessary before your application exits, but others, like
calling asl_close() if you've called asl_open() earlier, are less
established.
With the advent of sudden termination, knowing what needs to be done
before exitin
