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Some regression tests use the Corosync object to create a temporary Corosync configuration, saving the original (if any) to a temporary name, and restoring the original when the test ends. However if a test crashes or is interrupted by the user, the original will not be restored. Use exception handling and/or `atexit()` to ensure the original is always restored.

Some regression tests use the Corosync object to create a temporary Corosync configuration, saving the original (if any) to a temporary name, and restoring the original when the test ends. However if a test crashes or is interrupted by the user, the original will not be restored. Similarly on an interrupt or crash, corosync may be left running, or other test-specific cleanup may be left undone. Use exception handling and/or `atexit()` to ensure the proper cleanup is always done.

Some regression tests use the Corosync object to create a temporary Corosync configuration, saving the original (if any) to a temporary name, and restoring the original when the test ends. However if a test crashes or is interrupted by the user, the original will not be restored. Similarly on an interrupt or crash, corosync may be left running, or other test-specific cleanup may be left undone. Use exception handling and/or `atexit()` to ensure the originalproper cleanup is always restoreddone.