Hi Riccardo,
On Tue, 2013-03-19 at 10:06 +0100, Riccardo Magliocchetti wrote:
> soffice.bin is the one i see in netstat so it looked the right one to me,
> but handling this from soffice would be lot more easier.
Right - that is doing all the work. Of course after the 'soffice'
wrapper shell-script completes, it execve's 'oosplash' on linux - so
that binary should inherit that pid.
I think we can speculate as to the benefits of launching
pagein/oosplash in the headless case; it would be reasonably reasonable
to tweak:
# run soffice.bin directly when you want to get the backtrace
if [ -n "$GDBTRACECHECK" ] ; then
exec $GDBTRACECHECK "$sd_prog/soffice.bin" "$@"
fi
To check for the headless parameter and avoid oosplash entirely in this
case I think; that would in turn ensure that the pid of the process you
forked would be the real pid of the beast doing all the hard work [ and
of course locking up from time to time - though we'd like to find/fix
those lockups too naturally ;-].
Would that be a better solution ?
ATB,
Michael.
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