Once a day or so, “lpd” seems to exit, leaving the “lpd.lock”
file in place. This seems to happen when nothing has been
printed for a few days. Anyone seen this?
John Nagle
John Nagle <nagle@overbot.com> wrote:
Once a day or so, “lpd” seems to exit, leaving the “lpd.lock”
file in place. This seems to happen when nothing has been
printed for a few days. Anyone seen this?
I assume it doesn’t leave a corefile in /var/dumps?
chris
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Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/
No, “lpd” just quietly exits, leaving its lockfile set.
Just for fun, here’s our core dump collection for
standard QNX components:
mmplay.core
mozilla-bin.core
named.core
phlip.core
voyager.core
helpviewer.core
on.core
Photon.core
If anybody wants any of these, let me know. These
are all from stock 6.2PE on x86.
John Nagle
Chris McKillop wrote:
John Nagle <> nagle@overbot.com> > wrote:
Once a day or so, “lpd” seems to exit, leaving the “lpd.lock”
file in place. This seems to happen when nothing has been
printed for a few days. Anyone seen this?
I assume it doesn’t leave a corefile in /var/dumps?chris