This timeout doesn't work in some cases. We have lots of POP sessions that never terminate.
That's interesting to hear! Especially since you are using Solaris.
About 30 out of 40 are in that state now.
Here's an example:
cyrus 13075 708 0 Oct 14 ? 0:05 pop3d -s
cyrus 20023 708 0 Oct 29 ? 0:00 pop3d
cyrus 24560 708 1 07:38:03 ? 0:03 pop3d
cyrus 631 708 0 Oct 03 ? 0:10 pop3d -s
cyrus 6786 708 0 Oct 20 ? 0:00 pop3d -s
cyrus 29777 708 0 07:45:03 ? 0:00 pop3d
cyrus 19175 708 0 Oct 04 ? 0:04 pop3d -s
One I just checked is stuck in a read():
# truss -p 19175
read(0, 0x002316F0, 5) (sleeping...)
^?# pfiles 19175
19175: pop3d -s
Current rlimit: 256 file descriptors
0: S_IFSOCK mode:0666 dev:271,0 ino:25813 uid:0 gid:0 size:0
O_RDWR
sockname: AF_INET 130.179.16.23 port: 995
peername: AF_INET 130.179.188.184 port: 51771
Could you get a stack trace? If you have gdb you just call it with "gdb -p 19175". Then you can do "bt" at the prompt. I forget how to do it with Sun's debugger.
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