Hi,
Is there something in the Linux system environment that prevent an
application from 'exec' more then once.
I have a perl daemon running and creates a list environment variables
(as to not have to write and read from the hdd). As I am still write on
the code, I configured a signal handler that directed to a sub routine
that simply said "exec(this_program, @ARGV) and it works. It reloads the
edit code and remembers the %ENV's. However it will only do it once.
Other sig handlers work repeated as expected. I have tried it other
signals (USR1, USR2, etc) but I still get the same result. Since this
deal with the process id table. I thought maybe it had something to do
with limiting the number of time a process can be restarted under a
given PPID.
Any ideas ?
thanks in advance :-)
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robert canary
system services
OhioCounty Networks
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