jdd@allegra.UUCP (07/26/83)
We all know that a process receives a SIGPIPE signal if it writes to a pipe which no process can read from. But did you know that it can \also/ get a SIGPIPE if there \is/ such a process but it is \stopped/? Cheers, John ("It Took Me Forever To Find This One") DeTreville Bell Labs, Murray Hill