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Hi Friends,
I am facing a problem in my app, when user disconnects his session sometimes the app binary doesn't get aborted/killed. What can be the reason?
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Hi Friends,
I am facing a problem in my app, when user disconnects his session sometimes the app binary doesn't get aborted/killed. What can be the reason?
There is no background processing in the app..
Please help me ASAP.
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Rajesh
- 04-11-2009 #2
Whats the "my app"
If you programmed that application, you should debug it.
Or its a commonly use Linux app?
What app is it?
What the app!
- 04-12-2009 #3Linux Guru
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I presume you are running a GUI application? If so, then somewhere you have either consumed the exit/termination event, or if closing the application window also does not work, then you have either masked out that event, or have registered a callback to handle the close/exit/terminate events that is consuming them and continuing. If you wrote the application, then as b2bwild said, you debug it. If you didn't write it, since this is a linux system, the application is probably open source - get the source, build it for debugging, and fix it, posting the fixes back to the maintainer (I do this regularly). If it is proprietary, contact the developer and post a bug report. In the last case, your only recourse until it is fixed/patched is to kill the process from a command line.
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!


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