> > I wrote a (python) script that is acting like a daemon (doing something,
> > sleeping for 10 seconds, doing ..., sleeping ...) and would like to
> > launch and kill it from a shell script in /etc/init.d.
> >
> > Using start-stop-daemon seemed appropriate, but the problems is that
> > no /var/r
Quoting Alexander Steinert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> this might be a little OT,
Not at all.
> I wrote a (python) script that is acting like a daemon (doing something,
> sleeping for 10 seconds, doing ..., sleeping ...) and would like to
> launch and kill it from a shell script in /etc/init.d.
>
> U
Hi,
this might be a little OT, but:
I wrote a (python) script that is acting like a daemon (doing something,
sleeping for 10 seconds, doing ..., sleeping ...) and would like to
launch and kill it from a shell script in /etc/init.d.
Using start-stop-daemon seemed appropriate, but the problems is
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