Hello, I've got a big problem with par programs, started on linux. The processnmame in /proc/self/cmdline is wrong. The processname in the $0-variable is wrong, two.
I tested several versions of par against several versions of perl. The test was easy: The PAR-program was located in the path (build with pp -B -o program program.pl) and was started. $0 and the processname in cmdline where displayed. Next test was to start the program via symlink in the path pointing to the original program. As a result, I got the attached table. Shortly, PAR seams to have problems with perl > 5.8.0. The last well working combination is perl 5.8.0 and PAR 0.89. All other versions and combinations are more or less broken. Is it possible to get a fix of this problem? Kind regards, Andreas Hartmann
$0 cmdline Started via symlink Perl 5.8.0 PAR 0.89 ok ok ok PAR 0.942 ok ok $0 wrong Perl 5.8.1 PAR 0.89 ok /home/Andr-e#!/usr/local/bin/perl cmdline: /home/An-e#!/usr/local/bin/perl PAR 0.942 ok /home/Andr-e#!/usr/bin/perl cmdline: /home/An-e#!/usr/bin/perl and $0 wrong Perl 5.8.3 PAR 0.89 ok /home/Andr-e#!/usr/local/bin/perl cmdline: /home/An-e#!/usr/local/bin/perl PAR 0.942 ok /home/Andr-e#!/usr/bin/perl cmdline: /home/An-e#!/usr/bin/perl and $0 wrong Perl 5.8.8 PAR 0.89 ok /home/Andr-e#!/usr/local/bin/perl cmdline: /home/An-e#!/usr/local/bin/perl PAR 0.942 ok /home/Andr-e#!/usr/bin/perl cmdline: /home/An-e#!/usr/bin/perl and $0 wrong
