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Subject: RE: Core dump unloading zsh/zftp 
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> +    if (!module_loaded("zsh/net/tcp"))
> +	return !load_module("zsh/net/tcp");


require_module does a bit more checking and is using
queue/unqueue_signals which makes me suspect it is better suited ... (or
all this checking is redundant?)

-andrej