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Subject: Process Not Killed
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When I dial in then login into shell and hang up the modem w/o loging out,
the process is not killed.  I can dialin to the same modem, and w/o login
process, server will put me straight into the shell where I left off...

What is going on?  Is this a bug in FreeBSD 2.1?  The modem is doing its
thing by re-initializing when carrier is lost, but the server isn't...

Felix.