Dear Alexander, > Thank you for paying attention to the failure! > > FWIW, it reminded me of [1], so reused PIDs on Windows caused us problems > before -- probably if we could somehow force Windows to reuse PIDs more > often, it would help discover other similar anomalies.
According to my googling, on linux /proc/sys/kernel/ns_last_pid can be used to control the PID which is assigned for the next process, but I don't think it a robust way. And quite unclear for the Windows ;-(. BTW, here is a patch to fix the issue. Best regards, Hayato Kuroda FUJITSU LIMITED
0001-Make-030_pg_recvlogical-robust.patch
Description: 0001-Make-030_pg_recvlogical-robust.patch
