On 7/31/20 12:29 AM, Chris Dunlop wrote:
> Bash Version: 5.0
> Patch Level: 3
> Release Status: release
>
> Description:
> Bash is leaking a file descriptor.
Patches 16 and 17 deal with this. Patch 17 is the ultimate fix.
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On 4/18/10 1:33 AM, Dennis Williamson wrote:
> For those who might be interested, here's a much simpler function that
> exhibits the same kind of leak and doesn't involve nested functions.
>
> fd_leaker() { while :; do read a < <(pwd); c=(/proc/$$/fd/*);
> c=${...@]}; echo $c; done; }
>
> For som
For those who might be interested, here's a much simpler function that
exhibits the same kind of leak and doesn't involve nested functions.
fd_leaker() { while :; do read a < <(pwd); c=(/proc/$$/fd/*);
c=${...@]}; echo $c; done; }
For some reason, adding "(exit 0); " right before the "done" seems
On 4/15/10 6:58 PM, Charles Duffy wrote:
> The provided reproducer was unnecessarily complicated. The following also
> reproduces the issue:
>
> function get_fd_count() {
> local fds
> cd /proc/$$/fd; fds=( * ) # avoid a StackOverflow source colorizer bug
> echo "${#f...@]}
The provided reproducer was unnecessarily complicated. The following also
reproduces the issue:
function get_fd_count() {
local fds
cd /proc/$$/fd; fds=( * ) # avoid a StackOverflow source colorizer bug
echo "${#f...@]}"
}
function fd_leak_func() {
while : ; do
