This must have come up before but a quick search of the archive turned up nothing...
when I do: /etc/init.d/adsl.sh stop modem_run is left running because its PID is always greater than the number in /var/run/modem_run.pid I am running on a debian/i386 box (Pentium Classic) running the 'testing' release of debian(3.0). A quick test showed that modem_run starts off with one PID but ends up with another (presumably a second instance is started with a higher PID). I have made an awful hack to the adsl.sh script so that it uses killall instead of relying on the PID file and it works fine but I wondered if anyone else was aware of this and whether there is a fix? why is the .pid file incorrect? I also need to rmmod usb-ohci followed by modprobe usb-ohci before I can relaunch modem_run. Again, I have made a quick and dirty hack to the script to achieve this - is there a better way? GREG apropos nothing: So far I am very pleased with this userland system... I tried (for ages) to get Verrepts driver to work with a number of different linux releases but it always crashed whilst loading the microcode, I dont think it works with old processors. Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se d�sinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe
