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Zsh-2.6beta11: Zombies on Sparc 4-CPU machines
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- From: mar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Markus Roesch)
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- Subject: Zsh-2.6beta11: Zombies on Sparc 4-CPU machines
- Date: Thu, 9 Nov 1995 12:06:43 +0100
- Cc: mar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear "zsh-wokers" (whoever that may be ...):
I've been working with zsh for some time now and I feel
really comfortable with it. It does a great job!
However, I've got problems with any zsh version from 2.5.x (including
the latest 2.6beta11) running on Sun Sparc workstations (Solaris2.3 or 2.4),
especially on Sparc-20 machines with 4 CPUs:
When zsh is not terminated via a regular exit or logout
(but rather via killing an xterm window or a rlogin session remotely)
it hangs up as a "zombie" (I guess that's the reason to call it z-sh :-))
and consumes all of the CPU time in a kind of endless loop.
Sometimes the superuser can kill this process, but sometimes the
whole machine has to be restartet. This is really annoying!
Is this a known bug (or a feature) ??
I did a ./configure sparc-sun-solaris2.3
the make-ing and the installation of zsh went fine.
I followed the hints in FAQ to substitute the login csh by a login zsh
(via exec <path>/zsh -l) since I can not install zsh as root on our machines.
Currently I am setting the following options in my .zshrc:
set -o autolist -o automenu +o bgnice -o ignoreeof -o histignoredups \
-o histnostore -o listambiguous +o markdirs -o menucomplete -o notify \
-o pushdignoredups
What am I doing wrong here ??
Any answer will be greatly appreciated!
Thanx in advance!
Markus.
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