I still got no answers about how capturing the signals on linux.
Searching the wiki I found nothing useful with linux service,
signals, sigkill, and other stuff like that...
I found something googling but I can't work that way...
Someone looked the code? Is that rubbish or it can be a
A.J. Venter ha scritto:
Look in the demo programs shipped with FPC, there is a fully working
demo daemon called daemon.pp - among other things, it catches the
crucial signals.
A.J.
On 5/29/07, Alvise Nicoletti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still got no answers about how capturing the signals on
Hi.
In this week I did a small prototype of an application that I'm doing
for linux with Lazarus.
It open socket for remote visual control, mysql connections, and other
nice things.
Now I'm going to abstract more all the classes and make things better...
but before that I want to ask you
Hiya Alvis
I do quite a bit of daemon/service kina work in Linux/Lazarus so I'll
try to help.
In this week I did a small prototype of an application that I'm doing
for linux with Lazarus.
It open socket for remote visual control, mysql connections, and other
nice things.
This is a cool idea,
On Mon, 28 May 2007, Alvise Nicoletti wrote:
Hi.
In this week I did a small prototype of an application that I'm doing for
linux with Lazarus.
It open socket for remote visual control, mysql connections, and other nice
things.
Now I'm going to abstract more all the classes and make
Thanks to Michael and to A.J. for the answers.
To explanation purposes, i'll put the main project code at the end of
that mail, so you can understand what I done by now and give me tips or
alerts.
Of course. KILL is just a signal like any other. You can have various signals :
HUP
