Den 06-Mar-00 23:53:26 skrev Stephen C. Tweedie fĝlgende om "Re: Linux 2.2.15pre12":
['hard' memory allocation policy]
> Your user space app uses all the memory it can and then gets ENOMEM on
> the next malloc. Fine.
> Then named does a malloc. It gets ENOMEM and dies,
That would be a very silly reaction to ENOMEM for a program like named.
The same goes for inetd, sendmail and init and other such programs.
Regards,
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