From: David A. <da...@us...> - 2008-09-18 12:08:44
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All - I just committed changes to the repository that make the rxapi process run as a daemon on *nix systems. The RPM build was enhanced to accommodate this change but the Debian build was not. But you should watch out for something as a result of this change. Everything works fine if you install the rpm but I did not check to see if this change impacts running an uninstalled build. You may find that you have to manually kill rxapi in some cases (maybe all cases) when you rebuild the interpreter. Just be prepared for some anomalies. The reason for this is that I turned on new code in one of the rxapi source files and it now unconditionally morphs itself to a daemon. Which means that when the interpreter exits the rxapi daemon will continue to run until you either kill it or logoff. Obviously if you install and uninstall the rpm this will not be a problem. And I did check the rpm uninstall to make sure everything gets removed concerning the daemon and that does work. Mark - The oorexx.spec file has all the info you need concerning how to install the system daemon (copy one file, create two links). It is pretty easy so the Debian stuff should not be that hard to implement. Just do not forget to implement uninstall code for the daemon. Thanks, W. David Ashley IBM Systems and Technology Group Lab Services Open Object Rexx Team Mobile Phone: 512-289-7506 |