Closed yc2lee closed 6 years ago
Right now, the number after /tmp/seashell-asan. is the pid, which gets recycled, so this can lead to collisions where Seashell tries to create a file that's already owned by another student. Unlikely, but it can and just happened.
Right now, the number after /tmp/seashell-asan. is the pid, which gets recycled, so this can lead to collisions where Seashell tries to create a file that's already owned by another student. Unlikely, but it can and just happened.