15:27:12 <jperkin> pjustice: interesting, they must be OS-specific files then, I'll take a look
15:29:15 <pjustice> Much appreciated.
21:00:06 <pjustice> I'm having trouble with ansible telling me "a worker was found in a dead state".  Using openssh as the transport.  I can't find ram, cpu, process, thread, file descriptor saturation or cap issues on master or target or their gzs.  No core dumps.  Seems to (mostly?) happen when using the copy module to deliver files to the target.  Happens on very small files.  Thoughts about ways to troubleshoot would 
21:00:12 <pjustice> be helpful.
21:05:23 <jbk> so you see the ssh process or it's children on the node?
21:05:26 <jbk> err do
21:07:02 <jbk> (you can use `ptree -g $(pgrep sshd)` to see all of the children of sshd
21:43:31 <pjustice> hard to tell
21:43:39 <pjustice> They die so fast
21:49:17 <pjustice> From authlogs, it looks like the session gets established.