15 Apr
2003
15 Apr
'03
9:45 p.m.
Hi there! This question is for Unix domain sockets savvy guys. When a server that listens on a UDS has started and its socket's filename is removed from the filesystem. Is it notified somehow, maybe with a SIGPIPE signal or something? or not? I ask because when dillo-0.7.2 is out, the old bm_srv12 MUST be removed (but it may remain sleeping in memory when the binary is updated). It'd be good to be able to remove it indirectly by making it react to an 'unlink' call on its socket (well, from this release and on). For the 0.7.1.2 bm_srv12, I'm considering `fuser -k bm_srv12` and a hackish: <dpi cmd='bye' (without the closing ">" an exit(1) is forced!) Anyone? :-) Cheers Jorge.-