A thought I just had, is I wonder if threading has anything to do with
this? While pgrep only returns one PID when Tlf is running, htop shows
two PIDs.
Oddly, I figured calling pkill via system() would as the same method is
used to kill rec from the sound recorder menu.
I've seen mention that th
* On 2021 27 Aug 15:10 -0500, Zoltan Csahok wrote:
> Nate, try first the companion command 'pgrep play_vk' while vk is running.
> If no output is produced (which I suspect) then try 'pgrep -f play_vk'.
> If it outputs the PID then just replace pgrep with pkill.
> If there is still no output, then I
Nate, try first the companion command 'pgrep play_vk' while vk is running.
If no output is produced (which I suspect) then try 'pgrep -f play_vk'.
If it outputs the PID then just replace pgrep with pkill.
If there is still no output, then I have no idea.
73,
Zoli
> Sent: Friday, August 27, 2021 at
One thing that has vexed me for as long as I've used the Tlf voice keyer
is the inability to cancel a message once it is fired. Invariably I
will hear a station start to call just as an auto-cq begins (Murphy's
Law and all that). I've tried this naive hack and it simply will not
kill the shell sc
