Debian bug report logs - #1624
thermal run away problem

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From: william <william@spark.net.hk>
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Subject: thermal run away problem
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	I have found a problem when I terminate a telnet process from a debian
linux server, then the process (bash) leaving in the server will going crazy
and eat up all the cpu time. This only happen when I su to root.

example:
1. telnet svr3 (my debian linux box)
2. after connect, su to root.
3. 'more' a file that will pause and ask u to continue.
4. press CTRL-] and quit to terminate the telnet session.
5. then there is a bash process running crazy in the svr3.

	I'm using bash-1.14.4-2.

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