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Re: Zombies from security framework
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Re: Zombies from security framework


  • Subject: Re: Zombies from security framework
  • From: Pelle Johansson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 21:05:56 +0200

On torsdag, maj 24, 2001, at 07:53 , Mike Vannorsdel wrote:

When I use AuthorizationExecuteWithPrivileges() to execute a task with
root privileges, the task is left as a zombie. The zombie doesn't go
away until my application is deallocated. Does the security framework
normally leave zombie processes or is it something I'm doing?

I haven't coded anything for the security server, but I haven't seen it happen to any other apps that use it (gNAT, BrickHouse). Is it the SecurityClient or the actual command that becomes a zombie? What happens if you call wait(NULL) after you deallocate the privileges? (obs, wait() is a blocking call, if you're not supposed to call it here, and I suppose it's likely you're not, your app will freeze).
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Pelle Johansson
<email@hidden>


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