btw, you can't use "w" mode because that will just overwrite the pidfile since you need to have it so it stores all the forks, you need to use w+.

Dan Weber
Aaron Stone wrote:
Yes! Thanks for bring this up. I wrote my own init scripts for Mandrake and
Gentoo and the shutdown procedure is basically 'killall dbmail-blah'.

Aaron


Dan Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:


If its a daemon it needs '-p' for pidfiles. These debian init scripts are atrocious and need to get updated with pidfiles ;) Below is a somewhat modified version of what I used in siproxd. Its not very complex, just make 'pidfile = optarg' at the 'p' option and put it in some header.


char *pidfile;
int createpidfile(char* pidfile)
{
   FILE *f = NULL;
   TRACE(TRACE_INFO,"creating PID file [%s]", pidfile);
   if ((f=fopen(pidfile, "w")))
      {
         fprintf(f,"%i\n",(int)getpid());
         fclose(f);
      }
   else
      {
TRACE(TRACE_ERROR,"couldn't create new PID file: %s", strerror(errno));
         return(1);
      }
   return(0);
}

Dan


Aaron Stone wrote:

How about this set of command line options across the board...

Common options for all DBMail utilities:
    -f file   specify an alternative config file
    -q        quietly skip interactive prompts
    -n        show the intended action but do not perform it, no to all
    -y        perform all proposed actions, as though yes to all
    -v        verbose details
    -V        show the version
    -h        show this help message

One option that I'd like to have on the command line for the daemons is a
no-daemonize / no-fork option. This would be a great benefit for lots of
debugging and testing situations. Would overloading the meaning of '-n' work?

Thoughts, questions, comments?

Aaron
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