* Antonio Kanouras: > FW> > Debian-Installer (see #297607). So we have patched exim to close > FW> > all fds on startup (debian/patches/10_daemon_close_fds.dpatch) for > FW> > ages. > FW> > FW> Antonio, could you try and see what happens if you back out this > FW> patch? > > I'm leaving for my home city in a few minutes so I won't be able to > check this out until tomorrow. > > Meanwhile, check: > > http://solistland.dnsalias.org/debian-bugs/299051/strace.out.bz2
Okay, from this strace it's pretty clear that the mass-closing of file descriptors happens *after* the LDAP library has opened its connection to the server. D'oh. The patch is the wrong approach anyway. If there is a file descriptor leak, it should be plugged. If it can't be plugged, use a wrapper instead. Marc? > http://solistland.dnsalias.org/debian-bugs/299051/ltrace.out.bz2 > > for the full strace & ltrace output, respectively. > > What seems really weird to me is: > [...] > getpwuid(0, 0x8103b70, 0x8137b98, 0x8103b80, 37) = 0xb7c8de9c ltrace probably doesn't know anything about getpwuid(). Its ruleset is not really complete, unlike that of strace. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
