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Description of problem: Running xpbsmon causes out-of-control spawning of defunct munge processes, eventually reaching user process limit. In ps, I see hundreds of: rim 20104 0.0 0.0 0 0 ? Z Nov09 0:00 \_ [munge] <defunct> Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.0.1 (at lest, that's the version number of pbs_server, can't figure how to find a separate version number for xpbsmon) How reproducible: Reliable Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start xpbsmon 2. Wait 3. Actual results: Process limit is reached due to defunct munge processes Expected results: No defunct munge processes created Additional info: Munge seems to be working OK otherwise. I'm happy to supply additional diagnostics, just not too clear on what to look for.
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Actually, the bug seems to have been fixed somewhere along the way anyway, it's no longer happening in Fedora 17.