Ian Harding wrote:
> This is kind of odd
>
> % catch [exec scanimage] foo
> Terminated
You're probably not getting what you expected. You probably menat:
% catch {exec scanimage} foo
Note: curly braces vs. square brackets.
> Is there any way to prevent this from killing my server in the
> meantime or is "catch" the biggest gun I have for that?
If you're brave and persistent, you could figure out how to set up the
nsdci module and use ns_proxy to run the command in a proxy process
outside the nsd. This way, if the command terminates the process, it'll
simply terminate the proxy and not the main nsd.
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