more than one year after you forward the patch, still no sign of it on
gray-world.net home page.
What do you think of applying the patch only at the debian package?
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Package: apf-server
Version: 0.8.2-1
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
Consumes lots of cpu while waiting for bytes from the afclient connection.
Strace shows a select, a read of 5 bytes from the afclient socket and then a
loop of read(2) returning EAGAIN.
The following patch to src/network.c tries to
Only that in my case I use pulseaudio on a thin client, with 333 mhz
geode cpu, and it eats between 20 an 80% of the cpu while idle.
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I didn't see this anymore, but I also did't use ldap anymore
Justin Pryzby escreveu:
retitle 206948 cron: ldap causes a signal death?
thanks
#206948 - cron: silently dies
http://bugs.debian.org./206948
Has anyone seen this bug with recent cron+ldap?
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Package: sawfish
Version: 1:1.3+cvs20050709-4
Severity: important
After many times having my display locked (only the mouse cursor moves)
I found every time sawfish was stopped in a read(5,...). More stracing
showed that file descriptor 5 is, at that point, a socket opened with
esd sound daemon.
It seems that vnc4server HAS glx support, but it somehow depends on a
external glx library.
I had exactly the same problem as described above, but after installing
libgl1-mesa-swx11 everything worked fine.
Maybe we need to open a vnc4server bug to include a dependency?
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