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From: Bart Schaefer <schaefer@brasslantern.com>
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Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 07:43:34 -0700
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Subject: Multio / process substitution bug
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Given the following which you probably recognize from zsh-users:

alias -g file_err='>(sed s/^/file_err:/)'
alias -g file_out='>(sed s/^/file_out:/)'
alias -g file_mix='>(sed s/^/file_mix:/)'
outanderr() { print STDOUT; print -u2 STDERR }

The following command:

torch% outanderr 1>&1 >file_out 2>&2 2>file_err >& file_mix
STDOUT
file_out:STDOUT
STDERR
file_err:STDERR

is now hung forever waiting in signal_suspend() for the file_mix process
to exit.  Keyboard signals are disabled so the only way to interrupt it
is to kill it from another shell.