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Hi all,

Did anyone ever figure out why Solaris boxes had those random failures
during the regression tests?

If no, then should we ensure the regression test on Solaris run's over
TCP instead (like BeOS and QNX do)?  To do this is a one-line fix in the
shell script.

Regards and best wishes,

Justin Clift

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