Hi, at squid-cache.org we have a problem with "cvs server" processes getting stuck att 100% CPU and needing to get killed by "kill -9" to go away. A nice kill -TERM or kill -HUP does not help.
We are currently running Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.2-FreeBSD (client/server) And as it only seems to be me who triggers the problem: via normal ssh server connections using cvs 1.11.1, 1.11.2 or 1.10.7 clients (RedHat Linux packages). It seems the problems started after the last upgrade of the server (14 Nov). I do not know which version of CVS we were running before. A truss of the hung processes show nothing. Unfortunately the binary is stripped so I can't get much of a stack trace at this time. Before digging into the problem too deaply I wonder if there is anything known about such issues with 1.11.2 or the FreeBSD port thereof. Did not find anything immediately striking in the bug-cvs archives however.. It does not seem these processes keeps any locks in the CVS tree, and I am not yet sure what/when this problem is triggered as I have several more or less automated CVS jobs running plus doing a fair share of interactive usage, but a gut feeling is that the problem might be caused if the cvs job is aborted by the client. However, this is not by any means a strong feeling and the little data I have on the hung processes is not entirely consistent with this feeling. Regards Henrik Nordström Squid HTTP Proxy cache project _______________________________________________ Bug-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-cvs
