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Quoting Igor Pechtchanski <pechtcha@cs.nyu.edu>: > BTW, if you don't escape the backticks ("`"s), they will be evaluated in > the *current* shell. You should try to run > > strace sh -c 'TEST=`uname -s`' > > (note the single quotes). You can see the difference by comparing the > output of "sh -cx TEST=`uname -s`" and "sh -cx 'TEST=`uname -s`'". > Igor Thanks Igor! That is what I needed. I am attaching the strace output from the command above. I am also able to get all the same output from gdb that Antoine posted before. If you'd like me to get that for a debug version I can do that. P.S. I probably shouldn't mention this, but I had the strangest thing happen to me yesterday. One of the machines that was having this problem, my laptop, stopped having it all of a sudden. This machine is dual boot and when I booted to XP to get this trace I found that it would no longer hang, even when running Antoine's loop. This trace is from my client's machine which is still having the problem. I'm pretty sure that I didn't do any kind of updates that would make this change happen. -- Michael "Murph" Robbert
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