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Forum: HP-UX 01-17-2005
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hi guys... i got a problem... i have written a trivial test program which allocates some memory, it waits for a while (enters a loop), and then releases that memory. the problem is that although...
Forum: Programming 12-07-2004
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not a very helpful answer.... what i am trying to...
not a very helpful answer.... what i am trying to find out is how sigemptyset and sigfillset affect sigaction when a single handler is used to catch all catchable signals. a process with pid = 0 is...
Forum: Programming 12-06-2004
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Posted By xtrix
catching all signals in a single handler
Hi guys - got some questions... hope something helpfull will come out!!! I just want to catch every signal that can be caught and print some info by using only one handler.

I use the sigaction()...
Forum: Programming 10-18-2004
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Posted By xtrix
can't do that since i am a simple user
can't do that since i am a simple user
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The HP/UX version that i use, supports neither the `proc` file system nor the `lsof` command. And i cannot try the `fuser` since only a superuser can. I thought of writing a program using the pstat...
Forum: Programming 10-11-2004
9,042
Posted By xtrix
FILE *fp = 0; const char *path =...
FILE *fp = 0;

const char *path = "/the/path";

fp = fopen(path, "r+");

if (fp)
{
/* move to the appropriate location using fseek() */
/* perforn necessary updates */
...
Forum: Programming 10-11-2004
6,490
Posted By xtrix
random ip address
suppose that my network client process does not possess an effective root UID. is it possible to change the client host machine ip address to a random number?
23,782
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process executable file full path
hi guys

i give "ps -ef | grep some_executable_file" on the command line.
this "some_executable_file" resides on many paths which r included in the PATH environment variable, so the output depicts...
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