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From: Andrew Hesford <ajh3@chmod.ath.cx>
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Subject: SysV Shared Memory
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Due to what can only be dubbed Poor Programming Practice (TM), I
accumulate a large number of shared memory segments as shown by `ipcs
-m`. I suspect the vast majority of these active segments are due to
Netscape Navigator.

Is there a way to deactive these segments, so they can be cleaned up? Or
do I remove them?
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Andrew Hesford
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