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Clearly broken?  Hardly.

Daemonization code is not the only place where it's recommend 
and standard practice to close file descriptors.

It's unreasonable to expect python programs to keep track of all 
the possible file descriptors the python library might cache to 
make sure it doesn't close them in all the daemonization 
routines ... btw, contrary to standard unix programming practices.

Are there any other file descriptors we should know about?