Eric W. Biederman wrote:
Oleg is coming from a different case where it was found that exiting kernel threads were causing problems for nash when nash was run as init in an initramfs. While I think that case is likely a user space bug because nash should check the pid from waidpid before assuming the process it was waiting for returned.
Are you saying waitpid() (wait4) *with a pid specified* can return another pid? That definitely sounds like a bug.
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