> The twist option cannot work other than in inetd mode. It causes the
> calling process to be replaced (through the execl(3) system call) with an
> configured shell process. If the calling process intended to hang around
> for a while to answer more requests, it's in for a surprise.
The wrapper library has a variable "resident". It looks like can
be set to indicate that your are a process like portmap, sshd or
sendmail, who doesn't want to be execed out of existance. I guess
this should be set in these programs before any wrapper stuff is
called - I haven't checked to see if it is, but I'll have a look.
David.
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