ems. As I recall, we use SA_RESTART almost
everywhere so we don't expect EINTR anywhere.
I have not seen this anymore, no, though I'm not running Linux 3.2 on
any machine anymore. Indeed it was on a btrfs filesystem, so this
probably was a btrfs bug after all.
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Gustavo Lopes
data consistency
issues I'm not aware of). Why wouldn't postgres retry on EINTR or even
allow return values of write() lower than nbytes (and then continue in a
loop).
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data consistency
issues I'm not aware of). Why wouldn't postgres retry on EINTR or even
allow return values of write() lower than nbytes (and then continue in a
loop).
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