> > spfd -path=/var/run/spfd
> >
> > Trying to naively put it in the background with:
> >
> > spfd -path=/var/run/spfd &
> >
> > ...seems to leave it non-responsive.
>
> I know nothing about spfd, but some programs work better in
> the background if you kill their input/output (i.e., try
> spfd -path=/var/run/spfd </dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1 &
Excellent help -- thank you.
I learn something from practically every post you submit
so I wish to thank you for other you have sent as well.
(Sometimes I don't clutter the list with indivdidual
'thank you's but I do appreciate it each time you
post.)
> ). If this works, I suspect the "non-responsive" spfd
> process you had earlier was actually either in the "Output
> pending" or the "Waiting for input" state.
> HTH,
> Igor
spfd is now running fine as a server (which someone else here
was kind enough to suggest) but I intend to try this in order
to get "greylistd" to run as a service -- does this trick
work for cygrunsrv services as well?
I am saving this encantation for such issues in the future.
Thank you once again.
--
Herb Martin
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