Hi Tristan, Thank you for your reply.
How does sflphoned check if there is still a client instance running? Because this is a terminal server environment. On busy days, there are at least 10 sflphoned & sflphone-client-gnome instances running on the computer. All under different users though. When everyone logs out, there are no instances of sflphone-client-gnome still running, but there are always several sflphoned processes still running (and accepting phonecalls). Met vriendelijke groet, Jan Middelkoop Recreatie en Zorg Groep B.V. -- Website: http://www.recreatie-zorg.nl/ E-mail: [email protected] Telefoon: +31 10 714 22 97 Op 31-05-12 13:48, Tristan Matthews schreef: >> So something must send a terminate signal to sflphoned, or it won't >> quit. A good solution in my opinion would be, to make >> sflphone-client-gnome send the signal to the daemon when the Gnome >> client terminates. Because sflphone-client-gnome also starts the >> daemon, this makes sense actually. > I think I neglected to mention that if you quit sflphone-client-gnome, it > will send a D-Bus message to the daemon telling it to quit. > The only exception to this is that if you have multiple clients running at > the same time, the daemon won't quit until the last instance is gone. This is > "a feature". > > Best, > Tristan _______________________________________________ SFLphone mailing list [email protected] http://lists.savoirfairelinux.net/mailman/listinfo/sflphone
