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Hi,
I'm using a bourne shell to kick off a 3rd Pty app. This app uses Orbix. When I exit from the telnet session which started the app or hit CTRL-C at the command line, the orbix process dies, yet all other process remain. I've tried starting the app as a background process, but it still dies regardless. Would anyone have any ideas on this? I'd really appreciate any help. Thanks in anticipation. Mark.
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I'm not sure what Orbix is? Some kind of database? Anyway, the problem is that your program is getting a hang-up signal and dying. Usually you can tell a program to ignore the hang-up by using the nohup(1) command.
ex: nohup ./orbix <arguments> See the nohup man page for more information. HTH |
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