On Wed, 25 May 2005 07:04:55 -0700 (PDT) Salsa wrote:
S> assumed my subagent was killing it. Now I realize that
S> no one really dies. Actually it looks like my subagent
S> provoked a deadlock with master agentx. So it is there
S> waiting to send the final traps while master agent x
S> is there waiting for something and not responding
S> anyone. And they go like that forever.
It would be useful if you could attach a debugger at this point, and see where
both sides are blocking. I'm guessing this is a pipe size problem. Writing 100
traps fills the pipe, and the subagent blocks while waiting for the master to
read and clear the pipe, but the master is blocked doing something else..
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