Antonio Galea

I have the same problem on one small ARM embedded board with Debian 11. Following your comment above, I compared the inode from /proc/PID/maps with the one given by stat...

Increasing output, it might boil down to some missing feature in my kernel (which is not the standard Debian one): ``` root@arietta:~# needrestart -v -m a -r l -l [main]...

Hello, thanks a lot for looking into this! I saved your script as `test.pl` and executed the following commands: ``` needrestart -v -m a -r l -l 2>&1 | tee...

Ops, sorry! ``` needrestart -v -m a -r l -l 2>&1 | tee needrestart.log cat /proc/1616/maps > proc.1616.maps.txt LC_ALL=C ./test.pl proc.1616.maps.txt 2>&1 | tee ntfy.log ``` (now ntfy is pid...

Save the following snippet as `geventworker.py` ``` python from socketio.sgunicorn import GeventSocketIOWorker class MyGeventSocketIOWorker(GeventSocketIOWorker): policy_server = False ``` and launch your app with ``` gunicorn --worker-class geventworker.MyGeventSocketIOWorker wsgy:app ```

I have not been able to contrive a better version, but this code actually works: ``` function setTimeoutJava(f, t) { const Runnable = Java.use('java.lang.Runnable'); const Handler = Java.use("android.os.Handler"); const JString...