- Using a named pipe and have `skabus-dyntee` read from it (and it dies as
soon as the writer program ends).
Yes, that's normal. If you want to avoid this, you need to keep the
named pipe open, and that can be done via having another process opening
the named pipe for writing, and not dying. T
I hope this message finds you well.
I want to make the stdin of a `skabus-dyntee` process available to others
to communicate.
`skabus-dyntee-client` instances can listen to a service if i make it
available, but I have no way to send messages to them by writing a file.
I've tried:
- Using a name
