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Hi,

> Probably because it's fork()ing and trying to call
> non-async-signal-safe functions without doing an exec()?

The strange thing is that I can't see any any fork() calls
with libc_r or libthr. How's that possible ? Or do you think
that its stuck at the beginning ? But why does it work then
for some degree ?

Martin