> On my Solaris 8 box test_fcntl succeeds just fine (just tried it again), > with no hangs or hesitations - on the other hand, it's not using any NFS > filesystems, so that could be the problem with the SF box. So declare > the box broken... Thanks! > I'd be inclined to update the test anyway, since most people who want to > lock files will use the supplied flock()/lockf() rather than doing it > the hard way - so if the fcntl test locks files, it should use the > generic locking functions. I agree, but I'd rather do that after 2.1. Who knows what problem I might introduce in the test (I really don't know these calls very well). --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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