Howdy Chris,
On Sep 29, 2005, at 11:14, Chris Sheffield wrote:
I can't get this to go through for some reason. So here it is again.
I hope I'm not totally off topic here.
I've got an installer in Rev that has to start a process under OS X
using the shell function. I'm able to get the process to start
just fine using a command line script. But the problem I'm having
is this particular process does not return any value when started,
and the shell command is not exiting because of this (at least
that's what I assume is happening). So my script just kind of
hangs at that point. The process I'm starting is the Valentina
database server.
So what I'm looking for is a way to run my script, which starts the
process, but include in my script something that says, "Okay, I'm
finished now", and will allow my handler to go on at that point.
This is the current script I'm running with the shell function:
#!/bin/sh
pw=[PasswordHere] -- this is obtained earlier with an
authentication dialog
echo $pw | sudo -S /Library/RNSEServer/RNSEServer &
exit
What if you replaced this line as follows:
echo $pw | sudo -S /usr/bin/nohup /Library/RNSEServer/RNSEServer &
--gordy
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