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When you write a flow which captures stdout, two new files are created stdout and stderr which is where the output is redirected to. These handles are created in execute and then passed to proc but once the process has finished they are never closed. This means that they leak and eventually you will hit the open file limit. You can observe this by looking at lsof.
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When you write a flow which captures
stdout
, two new files are createdstdout
andstderr
which is where the output is redirected to. These handles are created inexecute
and then passed toproc
but once the process has finished they are never closed. This means that they leak and eventually you will hit the open file limit. You can observe this by looking atlsof
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: