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Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 14:16:59 +0200
From: Richard Zidlicky 
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Subject: shm_close BUG, 2.4.18
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Hi,

I got postmaster->sys_exit->do_exit->mmput->exit_mmap->shm_close->BUG->Oops
Is this a known issue?

Not sure yet why postmaster (postgresql-server-7.1.3) wanted to exit and 
it had nothing to do at that time. It appears some c++ compilation died 
with a SEGV at the same time although nothing else indicates an oom
(I have verified the compilation had enough swap).

Richard
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