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Zombie process
comp.unix.misc  -  4 posts  -  4 authors  - Last post:  Nov 17, 1998
Calling 'wait()' in the parent will cause the parent process to clean up a zombie
child. The next problem, you will find, is that calling 'wait()' before the child is ...
http://groups.google.com/g/d4f7ff08/t/.../d/441970dfff93edfb?hl=en&ie...8

Why android application does not become a zombie process after ...
android-platform  -  1 post  -  1 author  - Last post:  Feb 1, 2012
To avoid a zombie process. 1. Parent should wait or waitpid for
their children. => Zygote process is a parent process of android
application. => Is there any point ...
http://groups.google.com/g/c437f957/t/.../d/5680a5e4f197f484?hl=en&ie...8

Zombie Process
fa.freebsd.questions  -  3 posts  -  3 authors  - Last post:  May 22, 2003
Have the parent process do a wait()... NOTE: This email is
intended for if you really, truly, want to get rid of those zombies.
These procedures are untested, but ...
http://groups.google.com/g/6597ff00/t/e3fb7b0effc2fe7/.../a0588832f043c62b?...

Why are Zombie processes staying every once in a while?
linux.largesites  -  5 posts  -  3 authors  - Last post:  Nov 6, 1995
Zombies occur when a parent does not reclaim its children after they are done executing. Thus, they stay in the
process table as "zombies", waiting for their ...
http://groups.google.com/g/56a7fef6/t/.../d/414b59acf5546e5f?hl=en&ie...8

Destroying processes
lucky.linux.kernel  -  2 posts  -  2 authors  - Last post:  Dec 11, 2002
Sometimes I end up with zombie processes, other times I end up with a process ... However, in
Unix/Linux machines, it will wait until somebody executes wait(), ...
http://groups.google.com/g/6dd7ff06/t/.../d/b8a64464fa5fd4e9?hl=en&ie...8

What is a Zombie Process ?
coder-sensual  -  1 post  -  1 author  - Last post:  Feb 13, 2012
Killing a Zombie Process: Well, before taking any decision of killing
the Zombie process, you should wait, as it is possible
that the parent process is intentionally ...
http://groups.google.com/g/9207fc9c/t/.../d/e25eb5d4779313bf?hl=en&ie...8

User's cron job creates zombie process on 5.3
mpc.lists.freebsd.stable  -  16 posts  -  8 authors  - Last post:  Jan 20, 2005
Z Sat02PM 0:00.01 <defunct> You get a zombie when a process
has exited and the parent hasn't issued a wait(2) (or SIG_IGN'd
SIGCHLD). Have a look at what ...
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problem with zombie processes
comp.lang.c++  -  4 posts  -  4 authors  - Last post:  Oct 20, 1999
One of the started executables creates a lot of zombie processes even
though I have a call for wait() like below. This process uses FTAM over
X.25 to transfer ...
http://groups.google.com/g/0457fef6/t/.../d/c140503d3f62f8bc?hl=en&ie...8

Zombie Processes
comp.unix.solaris  -  6 posts  -  6 authors  - Last post:  Aug 26, 1996
... relationship where the child process becomes 'defunct' (or zombie) when it ...
efectively eliminates defunct processes in the case you don't want to wait for ...
http://groups.google.com/g/ca27feef/t/.../d/3733fde823588c32?hl=en&ie...8

How to kill zombie processes
comp.os.linux.misc  -  2 posts  -  2 authors  - Last post:  Dec 11, 1998
What you see as a zombie process in the process table are the remains of a process, for which
the parent process did not execute a "wait(2)" yet. In particular the ...
http://groups.google.com/g/c507feef/t/.../d/df757d8751191cec?hl=en&ie...8


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