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...ev/200306/0054.html This problem is quite easy to replicate. In one shell, cd to a directory that contains a bunch of Ogg files and execute "for i in *.ogg; do ogg123 -d oss; done". While this is running, execute "killall -TERM ogg123" in another shell. I'm the author of Moosic, a jukebox backend daemon that uses helper programs to play audio files, and ogg123 is almost invariably used as the handler for Ogg files (because there isn't much of an alternative). This means that people who use my program to play Ogg files on a system that uses OSS for sound experience a...