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From: Eugene Grosbein <eugen@grosbein.pp.ru>
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Subject: Re: bin/55346: /bin/sh eats memory and CPU infinitely
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I'm sorry for my terrible English.

> There is a case when dowait() and does frees resources of
> completed job correctly.

Read: There is a case when dowait() does not free resources of
completed job correctly.

Eugene Grosbein