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040606. Happened randomly when I shut down a test copy of NB that I had been running using ant tryme.
Created attachment 15507 [details] Stack trace
JDK 1.5.0 b54, GTK.
Marking as started since the issue is effectively fixed
Clearing started flag, meant to set it on issue 44375, not issue 44395. Questions: Whose exception is this - the copy of nb that was being shut down, or the copy of nb that was displaying the output? Any possibility of close() being called thrice? That is, this could easily happen by calling out.close(), err.close(), err.close() Could you reproduce while running with -J-Dnb.output.log=true?
I believe the exception was from the IDE displaying the output. Not trivial to tell in this case. I don't think it is possible for Ant code to close streams more than once, but I could be wrong of course. If I can get into a state where I can reproduce this again, I will attach some logs.
AFAIK this is now handled - artifact of the thread being killed while in the middle of a write.
Really WONTFIX?
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