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Content preview:  On 09/01/06, 18:18:14, Erik Auerswald
  <auerswal@unix-ag.uni-kl.de> wrote regarding Re: [nas] Couple of
  questions: > Well, I've seen nasd crash once in a while. Most of the
  time it is still > running but not playing any sounds. I did not look
  into it yet since it > did not crash too often. All of these crashes
  occured during "normal > use". [...] 

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