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Matthew, thanks... that's really helpful information. If even trying to build
it crashes the system then I can see why it was marked as forbidden,
although it must be slightly more rare if it took several weeks to detect
this bug in the 1.7.0_45 port upgraded on 8 Dec.

Anyhow, it would be extremely useful if someone with inside knowledge of
this bug could confirm the intersection of jdk/os versions which trigger the
bug. I've been building openjdk 1.7 on a FreeBSD 9.2 box (in poudriere)
without problem right up until it was marked as forbidden; so I'm still
worried that we might be vulnerable on the couple of servers already running
1.7.0_45.



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