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UCSC.EDU> wrote: In article <3esi53$...@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM>, w...@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM (Will Morse) writes: ) somewhere there should be a "wait" ... http://groups.google.com/g/a657fefd/t/.../d/75b56501d70e1a1a?hl=en&ie...8 |
If he didn't wait until a signal came in, the parent process would stop until the ... if you are just trying to get rid of left-over child processes "zombie processes", just ... http://groups.google.com/g/b247fefe/t/.../d/c9df4a4e881b6d51?hl=en&ie...8 |
Zombie processes occur whenever a process forks off a child, the child dies, and the parent doesn't do a wait() or waitpid() function call. Zombie entries in the ... http://groups.google.com/g/3537ff09/t/.../d/fb71e891607e5a3f?hl=en&ie...8 |
When we do "ps -e" I see a LOT of satfeed "zombie" processes. Is this normal? This sounds like a classic situation of forking children without ever doing a 'wait()' ... http://groups.google.com/g/d1a7ff01/t/.../d/c04a24014c6f2a6b?hl=en&ie...8 |
From the perlfunc(1p) manpage: If you fork() without ever waiting on your children, you will accumulate zombies. On some systems, you can avoid this by setting ... http://groups.google.com/g/7527fef2/t/.../d/9927dd46ec04b76b?hl=en&ie...8 |
Could I create zombie processes with the functions described above? ... Yes.. one of them can do disk i/o whil the other is waiting for the user's response. http://groups.google.com/g/c6d7ff0a/t/.../d/dd3dc0b1f1b1f7cd?hl=en&ie...8 |
Zombie processes are marked as <defunct> in ps listings. ... Processes waiting at very high priorities can not be killed because the signal is first posted to the ... http://groups.google.com/g/ea67feff/t/.../d/e1e4a9a69edaaa9d?hl=en&ie...8 |
To find out the exit status, the parent process must do some sort of wait() system call, after which that ... If the parent fails to do this, you have zombie processes. http://groups.google.com/g/c7d7ff06/t/.../d/ce4d183a35dbd9b3?hl=en&ie...8 |
It hangs like "zombie" process until parent process exits. ... If you want to reap children, add a signal handler for SIGCHLD to call wait(). Doug White | University ... http://groups.google.com/g/5b67ff00/t/.../d/f0d4ace09ab6519d?hl=en&ie...8 |
You have a classical Unix process programming problem, in which zombies are created when a child process exits, but the parent is not waiting on the child. http://groups.google.com/g/4897fef1/t/.../d/3d33232a217589b?hl=en&ie...8 |
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