Greg Wooledge writes: > 2 open sockets > inserting 'herbrows.html' > jekyll:~/freenet$ echo $? > 141 > > Now, if you rgrep the source tree for "141", it's not in any of the > source files. So it seems that the program is not only dying for > no particular reason in the middle of an insert, without any diagnostic > messages at all, but it's *also* returning garbage to the calling > environment.
I'll take a quick stab and guess it's dying with SIGPIPE (Signals exit with signal# + 128, if I recall correctly) And yes, the entire fcptools suite could use a reflow. I've worked on bits of it but havn't finished. Original design flaws are evident: fcpput and fcpputsplit, WHY? WHY!?!? Also, fcpget won't (wouldn't) handle splitfiles, not sure if Jay fixed that problem yet. I know I didn't get to it. --Dan _______________________________________________ devl mailing list devl at freenetproject.org http://hawk.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
