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[ts-7000] Re: adc_logger from apache

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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: adc_logger from apache
From: "j.chitte" <>
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:29:55 -0000
--- In  Jim Jackson <> wrote:

> The programs you start in the background, are still children of 
apache,
> and it is probably being too parental :-)
> 
> Really they need to "daemon"ise themselves, so that apache can 
forget 
> about them. You may want to further mod adc_logger to call the 
daemon 
> function if called with a certain flag.
> 

Well that sounded so much like the right answer.

But it did not change the flow at the end of the day.

I call daemon before entering the sampling loop and check it's return 
value is zero. 

However , on the browser end it remains the same. I have an onload 
event handler defined to pop an alert(), so I can confirm that even 
with the deamon call the browser is still waiting on something until 
I either killall adc_logger or it finishes its business in a finite 
run.

Most annoying.





 
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