* Ben Collins said:
[snip]
by using waitpid or wait4) the child process will go zombie (defunct). If
the application is coded properly and it still happens, it might mean that
the kernel fails to deliver the SIGCHLD signal to the parent for some
reason. It might be caused by the kernel
Well, I tried 2.7.2, and although it seemed to last a little longer,
this morning I wake up, and it didn't help. Any other ideas? Would
wiping the system clean and trying again help?
-Aaron Solochek
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Grendel wrote:
* Ben Collins said:
[snip]
by using waitpid or wait4)
* Aaron Solochek said:
Well, I tried 2.7.2, and although it seemed to last a little longer,
this morning I wake up, and it didn't help. Any other ideas? Would
wiping the system clean and trying again help?
I don't think so. I think you should follow Ben Collins' advice to upgrade
the kernel.
After my system boots up, its happy for a few hours (last time about 10)
but then processes start becoming defunct. Mostly network deamons, some
running from inetd, some not. I thin I've seen a defunct bash as well,
but that may have been linked to the defunct sshd. What on earth can
cause
On Tue, Feb 15, 2000 at 08:58:11AM -0500, Aaron Solochek wrote:
After my system boots up, its happy for a few hours (last time about 10)
but then processes start becoming defunct. Mostly network deamons, some
running from inetd, some not. I thin I've seen a defunct bash as well,
but that may
kernel 2.2.13, sparcstation 5 (170mhz, 128mb), gcc 2.95.2.
-Aaron Solochek
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Ben Collins wrote:
On Tue, Feb 15, 2000 at 08:58:11AM -0500, Aaron Solochek wrote:
After my system boots up, its happy for a few hours (last time about 10)
but then processes start becoming
* Aaron Solochek said:
kernel 2.2.13, sparcstation 5 (170mhz, 128mb), gcc 2.95.2.
is the kernel compiled with that compiler? Can you tell that the processes
that go defunct are ones that fork during their life span? If so, then that
could be a problem with the kernel. After a parent forks, the
On Tue, Feb 15, 2000 at 03:16:37PM +0100, Grendel wrote:
* Aaron Solochek said:
kernel 2.2.13, sparcstation 5 (170mhz, 128mb), gcc 2.95.2.
is the kernel compiled with that compiler? Can you tell that the processes
that go defunct are ones that fork during their life span? If so, then that
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