Process Consistently Dies with SIGHUP signal.

From: Butler, Mathew <ButlerGM_at_logica.com>
Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 11:16:23 +1000

We have a process running on one of our systems that runs consistently for
approx 20 minutes before completing and logging the fact that it received a
SIGHUP signal. The process is used to gether information from an Oracle
database and format this into a flat file report.

I am wondering if there are any user / process restrictions that might be
causing this behaviour?

When a users process exceeds some kernel defined limit, how does the kernel
stop the process?

Is this likely to be related to any O/S configured limits?

Still investigating...

Mat

butlergm_at_logica.com



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