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If anything, there should at least be a command-line flag for triggering that behavior, though perhaps the start-stop-daemon utility might do the job. |
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2005-04-22 00:01
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A script is the proper way to do that, not the app itself. Among other things, is absolutely impossible to do that on a proper multiplatform way. So, I close this and wait for someone to write a linux script for it :) |
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no wait.
you can't demand script to do that, stop-start-daemon is a gentoo thing, and however it's not the right way to set.
every daemon (ex: snort) has a command line option (like
-d o -D) to switch to demonized way.
i think it's very very useful and needed for amule.
script demanding may be too subjected to distro and os. |
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"stop-start-daemon is a gentoo thing"
No, it's not. |
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ok...but it's the same problem...depending on an external app that we can bypass |
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Kry
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2005-04-22 13:57
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start-stop daemon is something linux has since years ago. Check i.e. /etc/init.d on debian.
We can't make a switch because that option can't work multiplatform way. So no option. |
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