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Status: Open | Feedback | All | Closed Since Version 0.4.3

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The version number of the PEAR package or files you are using.
A short script that reproduces the problem.
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A gdb backtrace.

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Package affected:	System_ProcWatch
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Summary:
Description: Put code samples in the "Test script" section below and upload patches below.
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Test script: A short test script you wrote that demonstrates the bug. Please do not post more than 20 lines of code. If the code is longer than 20 lines, provide a URL to the source code or attach a patch that will reproduce the bug.
Expected result: What do you expect to happen or see when you run the test script above?
Actual result: This could be a backtrace for example. Try to keep it as short as possible without leaving anything relevant out.