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Python's os.fork() doesn't work as well as intended. #33

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AliAlmasi opened this issue May 7, 2024 · 2 comments
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Python's os.fork() doesn't work as well as intended. #33

AliAlmasi opened this issue May 7, 2024 · 2 comments

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@AliAlmasi
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Python's os.fork() raises an exception if the number of forks is over 10000. Set aside that it doesn't work on Windows.

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@aaronryank
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What is the likelihood of it forking over 10000 times before forking your RAM into pieces?

@AliAlmasi
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No 😂 I mean it doesn't really work for people who wanna fork their RAMs for real. It works but it doesn't qualify as a good way for fork-bombing with python.

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