If I rotate stunnel logs with logrotate and have logrotate send SIGUSR1 signal to stunnel, stunnel doesn't close and reopen a new log and hangs.
If I rotate stunnel logs and have logrotate send SIGHUP to stunnel, stunnel writes two lines to a new log but hangs after then.
It could be a CPU problem because my D525 ATOM CPU had a problematic history with other programs. But I'm not sure of this.
Can anybody else reproduce the problem?
After upgrading stunnel to 4.44, the bug has gone. So forget about this.
On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 12:48 AM, crocket crockabiscuit@gmail.com wrote:
If I rotate stunnel logs with logrotate and have logrotate send SIGUSR1 signal to stunnel, stunnel doesn't close and reopen a new log and hangs.
If I rotate stunnel logs and have logrotate send SIGHUP to stunnel, stunnel writes two lines to a new log but hangs after then.
It could be a CPU problem because my D525 ATOM CPU had a problematic history with other programs. But I'm not sure of this.
Can anybody else reproduce the problem?
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crocket