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--- Begin Message ---Package: ksh Version: 93s+20080202-1 There is a significant memory leak in ksh that can be reproduced with the following (trivial) script: #!/bin/ksh while : do ps -ef 2>&1 > /dev/null done Literally any external command will cause this leak inside of a while loop. But it has been specifically reproduced with: * which * netstat * ps
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--- Begin Message ---I am closing this bug as it is not reproducible in the current version. If you're still experiencing this issue, please feel free to reopen this bug with updated details. Anuradha
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