It would be great if webdis could receive signals and write its pidfile somewhere.
Pidfiles are great tools which help to maintain running process and identify the correct process among several servers with the same name.
Signal handling is one of the commonly used features for such things like log rotating. For example, when SIGHUP is received, the deamon commonly should reread it's config file (e.g. reload) and reopen log files. This is common technique used by logrotate.
Hello, Nicolas!
It would be great if webdis could receive signals and write its pidfile somewhere.
Pidfiles are great tools which help to maintain running process and identify the correct process among several servers with the same name.
Signal handling is one of the commonly used features for such things like log rotating. For example, when SIGHUP is received, the deamon commonly should reread it's config file (e.g. reload) and reopen log files. This is common technique used by logrotate.