Re: [OpenCA-Devel] (a part of the solution) OpenCA, SELinux and SIGHUP

[Nicolas <nic...@la...>]

On Tuesday 15 August 2006 18:01, I wrote:
> I do not know where this signal come from. I straced the shell from which I
> started the daemon, but I found no reference to "kill" function.
>
> And if I start the daemon without the "run_init" command, the daemon
> doesn't receive any signal.

I advanced in my investigations. I found that run_init creates a virtual pty 
and when openca_start forks to go in the background the pty is destroyed and 
the SIGHUP is sent (by the kernel ?) to the remaining processes.

Here is my second problem. When I run "run_init 
nohup /etc/openca/openca_start", I get an "OOPS" from the kernel (attached).

It may be easier to catch the SIGHUP in the OpenCA server. Does anybody know 
how to do this ?

Thanks,

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