Seeing as this is already labeled as "geeky", let me add that it is nice to put your PID in the lockfile so that if a new instance of the program finds it, it can determine if the lockfile is stale by checking for the PID of the program that created it.
Steve Moffat (my $.05, cuz we don't use pennies any more)
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1. Re: race conditions? (John Lange)
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I nominate this as the geekiest thread on MUUG in recent memory.
Nicely done boys! Reminds me why i'm on this list.
Oh ya, and what Sean(s) said. Lockfile.
John
On 2012-07-13 13:23, Steve Moffat wrote:
Seeing as this is already labeled as "geeky", let me add that it is nice to put your PID in the lockfile so that if a new instance of the program finds it, it can determine if the lockfile is stale by checking for the PID of the program that created it.
Thumbs up... +1 or whatever agreement meme is popular these days. :)