Hi,
Michael Biebl:
> Do you use a new flag in the job description file to signal if you
> have to wait for SIGSTOP? If not, how do you differentiate non-forking
> jobs that use SIGSTOP from the ones which don't?
>
Umm, there's no way *any* normal job would send itself a SIGSTOP. Doing
that makes no sense whatsoever, unless you know beforehand that your
parent will do something intelligent in that case.
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