jsv@cci632.UUCP ( co-op) (03/02/90)
I've got a program that works fine on System V but has a problem on BSD. The program is supposed to catch the hangup (SIGHUP) signal and print some information to a file before exiting. This works fine on System V, but on BSD, the program doesn't seem to get the signal, and is still running when I log back in. If I do a 'kill -HUP' the program calls the interrupt function I specified with the signal() call and exits. Any ideas as to why this occurs? Jepher ------------------- Jeffer Veiss Rochester Institute of Technology | Computer Consoles, Inc. JSV9504@RITVAX.BITNET | jsv@cci632.uucp jsv9504@ritcv.uucp | Disclaimer? yeah, right.