[PATCH] clean the event context after fork in fork_domain_child()

[boyang]

Stefan (metze) Metzmacher wrote:
> Hi BoYang,
>
>   
>>      The point here is that there maybe outstanding requests in parent,
>> and async_request_timeout is set, which cause this child try to kill
>> some other child, probably be primary domain's child. Look, After
>> winbindd started, child for primary domain is forked, then other domains
>> such as BUILTIN. If there are outstanding requests sent to child for
>> primary domain, async_request_timeout handler is set, which is
>> inheritted in child for domain BUILTIN. Later, time expired and child
>> for BUILTIN sends SIGTERM to child for primary domain.
>>      Patches are in the attachment, Thanks!
>>     
>
> I think the real solution is to create a new event context in the child
> process (and free the parents context). In the end we should do that
> also within smbd...
>
> metze
>   
Hi, Metze:
     I've finished the patch to clean event context after fork. Please
review it. In event_context_reinit(ev), I freed all timed_event and
fd_event to save some memory. Initial test and 'make test' looks fine.
     Thanks!

--- BoYang
>
>   

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