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Sh script sends SIGINT to a process
Post 302501274 by redsolja on Thursday 3rd of March 2011 07:53:53 AM
03-03-2011
It works 
, thank you very much.
The thing is that i do not know why it does. Just because you changed the order of the commands executed? I do not get why it works now and why it didnt in the first place... Would be grateful if you could explain
#!/bin/sh echo "Initializing Tor..." /usr/local/etc/rc.d/polipo onestart # catch ctrl^c to close polipo as well trap '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/polipo stop; quit' 2 15 # Start tor torThats the script im using, i do not stop polipo with another command
Thanks much anyway.
PS: the quit command is not necessary, i get a "command not found error", but the script does work
, thank you very much.The thing is that i do not know why it does. Just because you changed the order of the commands executed? I do not get why it works now and why it didnt in the first place... Would be grateful if you could explain
#!/bin/sh echo "Initializing Tor..." /usr/local/etc/rc.d/polipo onestart # catch ctrl^c to close polipo as well trap '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/polipo stop; quit' 2 15 # Start tor torThats the script im using, i do not stop polipo with another command
Thanks much anyway.
PS: the quit command is not necessary, i get a "command not found error", but the script does work
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