Hi folks. I guess this isn't question related so much to Avalon, but more like general Linux question whom I know pretty much nothing about. I'm running my Fortress server app, using Event package for worker threads (through CommandManager). 'ps aux' command shows some number of my app's processes, in fact, these are my app's threads as I managed to figure out. And now, my system administrator keeps informing me constantly how my app's processes/threads keep changing status from normal -> zombie and that I should fix the problem. I dunno even what 'zombie' process/thread means, and I'm java developer who is supose to resolve bugs in form of java exceptions, and not this system problems which I don't know anything about.
So, did anyone experience java 'zombie' threads on Linux before and noticed why this happens ? Anything ? I'm really stuck ...
It's a good question. It could mean that the thread has been inactive for a long period of time. This question is more suited for one of the linux developer's lists. You might try something like linux.com or something else along those lines.
I must admit, I have little experience with thread types in Linux.
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