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I'm using Bash 3.2 in macOS Tahoe. I've hacked together this function to show an informational dialog: showDialog(){ local strDialogText=$1 local intDialogSeconds=$2 IFS='' read -r -d '' strJS <&...
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In my env, some child processes are started by one systemd service, if there is something wrong with one child process and OOM is triggered by it, all the processes (all the child processes and the ...
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Take this simple program in Haskell {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} import Control.Exception (finally) import Control.Monad (forever) import Xmobar (tenthSeconds) import DBus.Client startServer' :...
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I work with a BI software that generates dashboards for clients. We build charts for the clients by creating stored procedures under our own schema for rendering. Each stored procedure is a SQL query ...
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I have a node process that was originally started with the following command line: nohup npm run serve-prod & The process runs on port 5003 and I can see it listed with ps as follows: ps -ef | ...
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I'm working on an Android app using Eclipse Paho's MqttAsyncClient (In Android) with SSL and multiple broker IPs. The idea is to that some nodes can be died and multiple IPs should improve system ...
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From a Python program, I start xfce4-terminal as a subprocess. When calling .terminate(), xfce4-terminal is still there. Not nice. So I tried to kill it more abruptly - surprisingly, the corresponding ...
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I'm trying to test a program, that forks and execs with libcheck (https://github.com/libcheck/check). When I run the program normally it is able to create the subprocess waits a bit and then kills it ...
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def __remove_progress_without_lock(self, k): import os import signal if k in self.progress_map: p = self.progress_map[k] if p.is_alive(): # p.terminate() ...
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I have a queue with threading setup. I need it to kill the process if it runs longer than 2900s which works fine. I'm wanting to write out information if it has to kill the process because it ran to ...
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I have a Python program with the following structure and necessary imports: def startLogger(logger_dir): command0 = 'adb logcat -c' command1 = 'adb logcat' command2 = 'python3 '+logger_dir+...
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I'm having to kill a TCL/tk process in the task manager and I want to do it within the batch file. Here is the batch file that calls up the TCL/tk process. START /B sbcl-shen.exe C:\ActiveTcl\bin\wish....
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I am wondering is there a way with Python that we can detect process that use a click event so we can kill them. That would help in the step of an anti cheat I asked my friend if he can code something ...
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Please. I need to read data from a process asynchronously because sometimes data is received indefinitely and cannot be read synchronously. When I have read enough characters, I unsubscribe from the ...
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i am having problems with a project of mine, i am creating child processes with fork and then terminating them with kill(pid,SIGINT) and then restarting them after the second time interrupting the ...
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