by those who know me have no need of my nam » Mon, 20 Aug 2001 04:51:42
certainly it's possible -- all those programs that your shell scriptQuote:>In the past, I using shell script to writing system job such as following
>- check report status
>- ftp process and check ftp completed status
>- Send mail
>Now, I want using C to perform same job
>I want to know it is possible to change to C ?
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okay, have a sig then
1. handling SIGINT in shell scripts when executing another shell script.
I have a simple shell script foo1.sh that invokes another shell script
foo2.sh, something like below:
#!/bin/sh
SIGINT_handler()
{
echo "## [$DATE_TIME] User interrupt ignored,"
continue
trap SIGINT_handler 2
...
./foo2.sh
...
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while executing foo1.sh, if the script receives SIGINT, how do I ignore
the SIGINT in foo2.sh ? somehow foo2.sh does not finish to completion
and is killed after receiving SIGINT. but foo1.sh is still executing.
Is there any way to trap this signal in the child script. ? Please
share your thots and inputs on this topic.
Regards,
Vikram Shekhar
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