On 9/24/13 2:54 AM, 李佳 wrote:
> Seems like bash tries to spawn a logout child process when received a SIGCONT
> signal and prepared to exit, unfortunately logout child process forked
> another children and etc. ok, that's only my guess, and somehow it does not
> have the same problem on Linux.
It does not do this by default. If you have a .bash_logout file or a trap
set on EXIT, bash may attempt to run processes when it exits.
I suspect bash got -1/EIO when it tried to read from the terminal after the
SIGCONT and exited as a result.
Chet
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