Well, bugs should be fixed *before* releasing the software. Unfortunatly,
this is not always possible, so they should be at least documented, thus
at giving other people the chance to enter the "Hall of Fame" ;-):

Known and unfixed bugs:

- OpenLDAP's slurpd doesn't seem to like it, whenever the connection is
terminated on lum's side. It will complain about the last update request not
being delivered (it is!). I'm not sure, if this is really a bug in lum.

- When a job is configured, that will not read from stdin and runs a long time
(e.g.: "/bin/sleep 60") is fed with lot's of update requests, lum will not
be able to kill this job any more (the job has to finish itself, or must be 
killed externally). This seems to so, because lum uses pipe(2) and fprintf(2) 
to feed data to it's jobs. Effectivly, fprintf(2) hangs, trying to write to
a full buffer, thus blocking the program from reaching the kill routine.
In the end, this will lead to "Broken pipe" messages in the log file, after
the job finishes.