Re^2: Strange behaviour from two pieces of similar code in different running environments

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It has happenned with all the letters I've tested, of which there have been 7 so far.

The two scripts are running on the same machine simultaneously. The RAM is plentiful there.

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Re^3: Strange behaviour from two pieces of similar code in different running environments by moritz (Cardinal) on May 15, 2008 at 08:24 UTC
Do they run as the same user? (And if you have selinux enabled: in the same security context?) Does any of the scripts try to lock any of the files? (You can find out with strace I think). What about space on `/tmp/`?	[reply] [d/l]

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