That makes sense. I was seeing a gentoo bug report that might indicate
issues with hardened kernel (and/or version issue) and glibc's
gettimeofday() function. That was filed for a different issue, but, found
it interesting...
On Jul 23, 2009 2:22pm, Greg Wooledge wrote:
On Thu, Jul 23, 200
time echo "bah"
time ls
time who
Running the commands without the time, they return results as close to
instantly as I can think of, but, try to time them, in bash, and they all
hang.
Time the same commands in tcsh, they come back near-instantly, with time
readouts.
At first, I thought th
Hi all
I have, on a 64-bit system an issue with time hanging. I've installed
multiple versions, one at a time, and gotten the same results on each
version.
If I use tcsh, instead of bash, time works.
With bash 3.17, I got a seg fault; with the other versions up through 4.10,
it just hang
On one system, I have installed bash from one version to the next, from
3.2.17 to 4.0.10. With each version, the built-in "time" command hangs.
On the same system, I have installed tcsh, and that one's built in time
function works.
Previously, I thought it was a versioning issue, but, now I a
