RE: [LIP] [Update] Sending TERM, and signal handler issue.

On Wed, 2004-10-20 at 10:42, Amarendra Godbole wrote:
> Hi,I had posted this query yesterday about a suspected signal handler 
> screwup. I need your inputs to go about this issue, here is a program 
> that > >
simulates this behavior -
<snip>
> void term_handle(int signo) {
>          printf("Okay, caught %d.\n", signo);         
> printf("Going to sleep.\n", signo);         
> sleep(15);
> }

>>This is happening as term_handle is called again for SIGTERM before
your program exits. 
>>You can add 

>>signal(SIGTERM, SIG_IGN); or 
>>signal(SIGTERM, SIG_DFL);  

>>as the first line of your term_handle function to ignore this signal
or take the default action next time it receives this signal.

At what point you are exitting... Where is exit command. Is the
term_handle is overload alongwith normal code?
I think you might add exit in term_handle.

- Abdul Faruk

- Nirendra
http://www.nirendra.net


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