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I often noticed there are remaining processes that become deamons at the event the terminal window lost connexion. I think it was never the case in the earlier versions of redir (not sure about this)
case:
you get redir active on some port
you brutally close the connection ( laptop to sleep, close the term window)
would it be possible to listen to signal() & avoid that kind of situation?
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The double forking (detaching) of children was part of Sam's original implementation. The idea, from what I can tell, is to keep the code as simple as possible. I guess before that change, in 9da9b3c, they likely had problems with zombies instead. With fully detached children there no longer exist any bond between the processes.
It's quite a lot of work to fix and retest this, but patches are welcome.
I often noticed there are remaining processes that become deamons at the event the terminal window lost connexion. I think it was never the case in the earlier versions of redir (not sure about this)
case:
would it be possible to listen to signal() & avoid that kind of situation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: