From: <pa...@rc...> - 2001-06-05 10:25:44
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Hi, Here's a rundown of the major code changes tonight (it's still night for me, anyway:-): 1. ptal-mlcd and ptal-printd should now work properly from a hotplug script, despite the lack of stdin/stdout/stderr file descriptors. 2. ptal-mlcd and ptal-printd now log to syslog in addition to standard output or standard error, respectively. 3. ptal-printd should be more immune to ptal-mlcd hiccups (such as device unplugs); previously it could exit due to a "broken pipe" signal. 4. ptal-mlcd will now refuse to start if another instance of ptal-mlcd is already running using the same PTAL device name (socket). 5. The configure script should now detect QT as installed on Debian systems (/usr/bin, /usr/lib, and /usr/include/qt). Allen, #1 through #4 apply especially to you since you use hotplug scripts. Would you please verify for me that #1 is fixed properly, without having to use the earlier "</dev/null" workaround? Obi-Wan, since you reported problem #5 above, would you please verify that the new configure script properly detects QT on your system, after removing your earlier tree-of-symlinks workaround? Of course, even though I asked specific people to verify some of the above changes, I always welcome breakage reports from anybody. :-) David |