I started checking into ways that spamd's behaviour can be more deeply monitored after a report from a coworker that it *apparently* stopped responding. spamd PING doesn't seem to indicate the outage for some reason.

I was hoping to find a spamd protocol command that would return the same child status string as is sent to the log on a regular basis, and didn't find one. So I tried to add one.

However, I can't quite see how a child process can request something from the parent; all of the IPC seems to be set up for one-way requests from the parent to the children.

Is there a map of which methods are called where/when that I can use to track down where I might add the needed code? I *think* I've found where the child can send the request; but I can't find anywhere the parent can respond to that request. :/

-kgd

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