I was looking to find the difference between these four on Google and I expected there to be a huge amount of information on this, but there really wasn\'t any solid comparison between the four calls.
Is there any difference between \"code listing 1\" and \"code listing 2\"? Because in Code Listing 1, the child process is able to catch the SIGTERM signal and exit nicely. But code listng 2 is termin
I have a problem analogous to the one described here: Prevent fork() from copying sockets Basically, inside my Lua script I\'m spawning another script which:
I\'m accessing a webserver via PHP. I want to update some info in the Apache configs, so I start a shell script that makes the changes. Then I want to stop and restart Apache.
I\'m doing some spare time coding around CultureGrid. They have a SOLR API to access 1.2m cultural artefacts. I\'ve released a gem to consume their service, but I\'ve got a nice idea about using Datam
First, please excuse me because i speak english like a french cow! This is it, i have decided to get off the Facebook Toolkit and start to use the Facebook c# sdk.
I have the following problem: I try to port a perl script to windows. The script forks itself quite often, and uses this code to fork:
I was looking at some simple code on fork, and decided to try it out for myself. I compiled and then ran it from inside Emacs, and got a different output to that output produced from running it in Bas
My question is, perhaps, a poorly worded one and stems from my amateurish understanding of memory management.
I have a bash script that includes the following lines: . . if [ -z \"$(pgrep mplayer)\" ]; then /usr/bin/mplayer -slave -input file=/home/administrator/files/mplayer-control.pipe http:/www.musicser
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