On 2/9/11 4:39 PM, Oleg Nesterov wrote:
> If /bin/true gets SIGINT - everything is fine. With this particular
> test-case the problem is: ^C race race with true/false/whatever
> doing exit(any_exit_code). In this case the shell "ignores" the
> signal.
Yes, there is a race condition there. That's what was preventing the
shell from `reacting' to the /bin/true loop case. The question of
whether the shell should leave a SIGINT to the disposition of the
foreground process is not up for debate.
Chet
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