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Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 08:58:59 +0800
From: "Huang Bambo" <bambo.huang@gmail.com>
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Subject: cygserver handle leak problem
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Use task manager to view detail of cygserver.

Operations,
I ran a program with ipc operation( I used msgget ,msgsnd, msgrcv ,
others didn't test).
After that, use ipcs command to show ipcs, found message que. use
ipcrm command to remove the message que.

Repeat the operations, you will find the handles owned by cygserver
increased 2 each time.

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