On Tue, Aug 13, 2002 at 08:58:26PM +0200, Eliran wrote: > Yes. But my program used : 'software -s' to start the daemon > and later 'software -q' to stop the daemon. What? should I write > the child's pid to a file and later read it ?
That would depend entirely on your program's structure. You could pass
it in memory, in a file, over a socket, by spray painting it on the
wall and using OCR and even using morse code. Your code, you decide.
(If you want a serious answer, explain what your program does and how
it is structured).
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