Tom Whitten wrote: > Trevor Watson writes: > >>Hi, >> >>I hope this is the correct alias to use for this question. If not, please >>feel >>free to direct me elsewhere. >> >>We have an application which applies patches to a system in single-user mode. >> >>For various (mostly historical) reasons, it runs as a legacy app in >>single-user mode, and we have found that the user cannot use Ctrl-C on it on >>Solaris 10, although this works perfectly well on S8 & 9. I think the issue is that in S10 patchadd is a link to a binary called pdo which sigignores SIGINT so this would give the bahaviour you are seeing, should really use a trap handler to try and cleanup. In s9 the patchadd ksh script had a specific trap handler.
I will be logging a bug on this behaviour. Enda >> >>I appreciate that the application is not very well behaved, but is there any >>way we can configure the legacy SMF starter to allow the app to receive >>Ctrl-C >>from the console? >> >>Thanks, >>Trev > > > Trevor, > > You're query has not fallen on deaf ears. I'm doing some research for an > answer, and will get back to you. > > smf-discuss at opensolaris.org is a better alias for this sort of question, > and I've CCed the alias. > > tom > _______________________________________________ > smf-discuss mailing list > smf-discuss at opensolaris.org
