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Hello !

> sysctl -w net.inet.flowtable.enable=0

Ok, I will try it on one of the server.

> Could you provide the output of
>
> procstat -kk <mpdpid>
>
> when this happens again or even better:
>
> procstat -akk

Ok, I will try this next time the mpd process goes into a deadlock or none 
killabel process. Tried to do a "truss -p mpd-pid-number -o /tmp/truss.txt",
but the file was empty.


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