Re: Re: quit files

---In [email protected], <joemonk64@...> wrote :

> And if you noticed youre triggering the condition...

If I was triggering a special programming condition
it would fail all the time, not randomly.

> -d  specifies that Hercules is to be run in 'daemon'
> mode, wherein it runs invisibly with no attached console.

> So, you turn off daemon mode by rem'ing out the -d
> on hercules startup.

So what? I don't want to run in daemon mode.

> There's no race condition,

Yes there is. That's why results change
between runs.

> as I've said. Its working as its supposed to.
> Hercules, as noted, is NOT in control of shutdown.

Amazing. Hercules is totally in charge of
processing the Hercules "quit" command
and closing all the files it has opened, and
putting verbiage into the log file, and then
cleanly closing the log file.

As it does randomly already.

BFN. Paul.