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Subject: Any kow select() bugs in 2.2-STABLE ?
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Date: Fri, 4 Jul 1997 15:49:58 -0400 (EDT)
From: "Stan Brown" <stanb@netcom.com>
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	my user mode ppp has started hanging ocasinaly. It's always during the
	log in chat script at a place where a timeout *should* be in effect.
	When this happens I see anu unusually large CPU utilization fro ppp,
	and it requires a kill -9 to kill it.

	Last night my xclcok on my desktop quit dislaying and filled up the
	/usr log file which is where I keep the session log file for that X
	session. The messages were saying select() failed with an error code of
	22.

	I thinks these 2 things may be related. What should I do to check this?
	BTW prior to the start of these problems the system was solid as a rock
	for months. The only thing that I can think of that happende out of the
	ordinary before this started were 2 non-orderly shutowns (power fails).
	fsck automatically corrected all the problems it found after these tho.

	Any thoghts.

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