Rob Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After further investigation, it looks like a lockfile created on a
noatime (or relatime?) filesystem, without specifying L_PID, can
never go stale. The problem is in lockfile_check().
It looks like procmail's lockfile doesn't have this problem since it
Rob Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Someone reported a bug against lockfile-progs, and while
investigating I noticed a couple of things about liblockfile that
didn't seem quite right.
After further investigation, it looks like a lockfile created on a
noatime (or relatime?) filesystem,
Someone reported a bug against lockfile-progs, and while investigating
I noticed a couple of things about liblockfile that didn't seem quite
right.
First of all, if you run lockfile-create foo, which calls
lockfile_create() without the L_PID flag, you'll see that the
resulting foo.lock file
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