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 +==== Professor Alan Burn's reply ====
 +<code>
 +Hi,
 +Thanks for your 'story', indeed ironic but interesting - I am pleased to have had a possible input.
 +
 +Deadlock detection is VERY hard - testing will not identify the subtle situations that can lead to this failure
 +
 +Two approaches - one use a resource usage protocol that prevents deadlocks (they exists for single processor
 +systems but are not as common for true parallelism) - two, use model checking on a model of your software
 +to 'prove' deadlock free in ALL circumstances. The latter is a powerful but not too easy to apply, especially to
 +code that already exists.
 +
 +Good luck
 +
 +Alan
 +</code>
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 ===== HTTPDirFS was accepted into Debian repository by the then DPL himself! ===== ===== HTTPDirFS was accepted into Debian repository by the then DPL himself! =====
-Chris Lamb was the Debian Project Leader in March 2019. In his blog, he mentioned ''httpdirfs-fuse''. This is quite cool! +Chris Lamb was the Debian Project Leader in March 2019. In his blogpost, he mentioned ''httpdirfs-fuse''. This is really cool!!! It feels like I unknowingly got an autograph from a Hollywood star!!! 
 https://web.archive.org/web/20190731125517/https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/free-software-activities-in-march-2019 https://web.archive.org/web/20190731125517/https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/free-software-activities-in-march-2019
  
  
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