no wait exec scripts end up as defunct zombie process

[Sajeewa Warnakulasuriya]

Alan,

Further to below, this issue does not happen to wait for response scripts. 
Also it appears that it has no effect if the service is under load or not. 
In both situations it creates zombie processes.

Has anybody else who use no wait exec scripts experience it?

The scripts take around 0.1 -> 0.001 seconds to execute.

Regards,



Sajeewa Warnakulasuriya

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On Fri, 5 Feb 2010, Alan DeKok wrote:

> Sajeewa Warnakulasuriya wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I know the issue  no wait exec scripts end up as defunct zombie process
>> was covered previously and appears to have been resolved after version
>> 1.1(?) but the issue still appears to happening in the latest freeradius.
>>
>> Has anybody else noticed this?
>
>  Nope.  It does a waitpid() every time it processes a packet.
>
>  The only situation where it takes a bit of time to do a waitpid() is
> if ALL of the child threads are blocked for many seconds.
>
>  Alan DeKok.
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