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On Wed, 3 May 2006, Hans-Werner Hilse wrote: |
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> Signals are the only way (or you have a "parent died" logic inside the |
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> child process). And this will always open a racing condition when |
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But I won't be able to use svc to interact with the child. That's why I |
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feel I must reformulate the whole setup. |
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>>> you *want* then redirected somewhere else, you are free to do so with |
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>>> standard redirection operations before the ampersand. |
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>> I don't want redirection. Multilog will grasp stdout, but only of the |
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>> parent process (I think); once the latter exits, I don't think the other |
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>> process will be accessible. |
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> It doesn't exit. It's just a shell built-in "wait" (no, in fact, it is |
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> a glibc built-in "wait"). The file handles are kind of dup'ed, so |
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> multilog should work just fine. |
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Thanks again. Writing to this list is never a waste of time! |
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Jorge Almeida |
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