Dear Sirs, Nice to
contact with you! we have your name over the internet. I am
venturing to write you this email for introducing our company as one of the
professional exporters of car audio
in China. I am Ling Zhou, sales representative from
Zhuhai Astro-win Import and Export
> Well, I could do that. Normally (on modern systems) it is used to
> restart the program.
SIGHUP is conventionally used that way for daemons that do not use a
terminal. The primary meaning of SIGHUP is to tell you that your terminal
went away.
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"Евгений А.Симоненко " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Size of file system is >2 Gb (~4 Gb).
This is too big. Better use a smaller filesystem. A 4GB filesystem
only works with a patched Hurd build, which is not easy to set up when
you are new to GNU/Hurd, I think.
--
Marco
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Ognyan Kulev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ognyan Kulev wrote:
>> Marco Gerards wrote:
>>> Many people complain on IRC about the console client and that it does
>>> not catch the signals. So when you send a SIGTERM signal to the
>>> console it does not correctly clean up its state. The same is t
Marco Gerards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was not too sure about SIGQUIT. I thought it is used to create a
> corefile and normally is not caught. I could easily add this if this
> is sane.
No no, SIGQUIT should leave everything alone so that it can be
debugged.
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Ognyan Kulev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Marco Gerards wrote:
>> Many people complain on IRC about the console client and that it does
>> not catch the signals. So when you send a SIGTERM signal to the
>> console it does not correctly clean up its state. The same is true
>> for the SIGINT sign
Ognyan Kulev wrote:
Marco Gerards wrote:
Many people complain on IRC about the console client and that it does
not catch the signals. So when you send a SIGTERM signal to the
console it does not correctly clean up its state. The same is true
for the SIGINT signal.
Why not add SIGQUIT too?
Or SIGH
Marco Gerards wrote:
Many people complain on IRC about the console client and that it does
not catch the signals. So when you send a SIGTERM signal to the
console it does not correctly clean up its state. The same is true
for the SIGINT signal.
Why not add SIGQUIT too?
Regards,
ogi
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