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Post 303025652 by Peasant on Thursday 8th of November 2018 11:02:26 AM
11-08-2018
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Welcome to the forums 
I must be a party breaker here, without dwelling into code..
Why do you think for security and efficiency reasons would one exchange a shell script with a c program to start a java program ?
Seems like an insane overhead to me, even for someone who will write a good c program to do that action.
Would it help to rewrite shell code perhaps ?
Some features or something you would like to improve ?
Regards
Peasant.
I must be a party breaker here, without dwelling into code..
Why do you think for security and efficiency reasons would one exchange a shell script with a c program to start a java program ?
Seems like an insane overhead to me, even for someone who will write a good c program to do that action.
Would it help to rewrite shell code perhaps ?
Some features or something you would like to improve ?
Regards
Peasant.
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