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From: <pl...@pi...> - 2010-06-06 15:06:23
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On 06/04/10 22:27, Hans-Bernhard Bröker wrote: > pl...@pi... wrote: > >> I have a cgi responder written in C that works fine when running >> gnuplot directly but if I add "&" to the command string it fails. > > Well, so don't do that, then! > Well that one approach, I'd rather debug the problem. > Whatever did you hope to achieve by that, in the first place? > I was "hoping" for exactly what I have had working for the last two years. Calling gnuplot NON-INTERACTIVELY to plot some real-time data. >> Why is gnuplot failing when I detach the process? > > Possibly because non-interactive shells don't support backgrounding > interactive processes? > Your attempts at being a sarcastic smart-arse would look less stupid if you did not make sweeping assumptions. No where did I suggest I was running gnuplot interactively. Ethan's suggestion has enabled me to establish that this problem is more general than the call to gnuplot. So I won't discuss this further on this list. Now fixed. Thanks Ethan. |