What happens when a process dies after attaching a common shared segment, while other processes are accessing the shared segment

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consider 3 processes, proc1 proc2 proc3 accessing a shared memory based ring buffer. Let these 3 processes attach that memory segment. My question is, what happens when proc1 is chrashed or died? In that case, what happens to the shared segment attached by it? will it affect other processes?







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    if dealing with shmem, the data survives a dying process.
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consider 3 processes, proc1 proc2 proc3 accessing a shared memory based ring buffer. Let these 3 processes attach that memory segment. My question is, what happens when proc1 is chrashed or died? In that case, what happens to the shared segment attached by it? will it affect other processes?







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    if dealing with shmem, the data survives a dying process.
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consider 3 processes, proc1 proc2 proc3 accessing a shared memory based ring buffer. Let these 3 processes attach that memory segment. My question is, what happens when proc1 is chrashed or died? In that case, what happens to the shared segment attached by it? will it affect other processes?







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consider 3 processes, proc1 proc2 proc3 accessing a shared memory based ring buffer. Let these 3 processes attach that memory segment. My question is, what happens when proc1 is chrashed or died? In that case, what happens to the shared segment attached by it? will it affect other processes?









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    if dealing with shmem, the data survives a dying process.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Jan 23 at 10:58












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    if dealing with shmem, the data survives a dying process.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Jan 23 at 10:58







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if dealing with shmem, the data survives a dying process.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 23 at 10:58




if dealing with shmem, the data survives a dying process.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 23 at 10:58















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