is there an easy way to get the pid of the proc that threadpostmountsrv creates to run srv()?
thought about sending the current pid over a global channel in Srv.attach(); seems wrong. maybe a Srv.start() is warranted?
is there an easy way to get the pid of the proc that threadpostmountsrv creates to run srv()?
thought about sending the current pid over a global channel in Srv.attach(); seems wrong. maybe a Srv.start() is warranted?