I'm using netcat to listen for Avaya phone system call logs.
Thanks for the advice. I'll check that out and see if it could be
something that I might use.
Bob Proulx wrote:
Jesse Molina wrote:
Netcat has strange issues about wanting stdin -- it won't run
backgrounded without being fed ta
Jesse Molina wrote:
> Netcat has strange issues about wanting stdin -- it won't run
> backgrounded without being fed tail -f /dev/null. I wonder if it
> isn't the problem here. I had discounted it since I redirected both
> stdin and stdout to the logfile.
I have had problems with netcat before.
Hmmm...
I'm using 'lsof -d 0-255' and I don't see any FDs related to the subshell, the
tail, or the NETCAT processes.
I don't know what this shell is waiting on, though I'm sure it's one of these
processes. As soon as I kill them off, the shell releases.
I want to go back to the fact tha
Jesse Molina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Netcat has strange issues about wanting stdin -- it won't run backgrounded
> without being fed tail -f /dev/null. I wonder if it isn't the problem here.
> I had discounted it since I redirected both stdin and stdout to the logfile.
What's wrong with
Thank you for the explanation about the descriptors. That's very insightful.
However, your suggested fix did not help the situation. I think that was even
something that I had tried the day before.
Netcat has strange issues about wanting stdin -- it won't run backgrounded
without being fed t
Jesse Molina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Basically, on the two troubled systems, my interactive shell will
> hang after I've disowned a process. On one other system, everything
> works as expected. I expect that a disowned process should not hang
> logout -- disowned means disowned.
The termina
