Thanks !
I'm using LPRng-3.6.26 and the problem is still there.
It would be great if you can mail me ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
your perl script.
Dmitri
Johan Claesson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I spotted the same problem.
> When you run lprm, the lpd process will send a kill -INT,
> in other words "interrupt signal" which most processes usally ignores.
> Since the first process, the parent (bash), (will) ignore this signal,
> the children (sh & gs) won't get the signal at all.
> This is goes for LPRng-3.6.12, a more recent version of
> LPRng might be different?
>
> You'll need to add some signal handling to your script
> to catch the INT-signal and send a TERM signal instead,
> or kill the children in some other manner.
>
> I've written a perl script to handle this.
> I can send you a copy if you want?
>
> BR /Johan Claesson
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