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From: Erik E Rantapaa <rantapaa@uswest.net>
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Subject: select() can set errno to ECHILD?
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I have code running under 2.2.x which claims that this is happening.
This behaviour is not documented in the man pages.  I have not been able to
duplicate it in a simple test program I wrote, but the log files for
a Merit RADIUS server say that it is happening.

Is this at all possible?

Erik Rantapaa
rantapaa@uswest.net

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