If we are really lucky, this is the same problem as bug #3443 that I recently entered. I think Murphy's law says that we are not that lucky. My bug is that that tests with spamd consistently do not kill processes when running under Cygwin.

I did see the problem under Redhat 9 when I control-C'd out of a test and it left some spamd processes running.

Can anyone think of a more robust way to kill running spamd processes without introducing a vulnerability that would let unauthorized people from killing a real spamd?

-- sidney

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