Should create a pid file
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Kaz Nishimura
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This one should be resolved before issue
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My current plan is to add a new option such as
-p PID-FILEto specify the file name on the command line but to keep it with no default value. As xllmnrd runs as any user, making a pid file by default could be problematic. Any comments? -
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Added a new option to specify the pid file (see issue
#7).→ <<cset 46d315fa16e5>>
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Added a call to new function 'make_pid_file' if a pid file is specified (see issue
#7).→ <<cset 10ec74cb9f95>>
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Added error handling for the pid file (see issue
#7).→ <<cset 6305760147cf>>
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Removed a null pointer check in 'make_pid_file' (see issue
#7).→ <<cset 6cb7307309ca>>
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Updates to the help text are needed.
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Updated the help text for the new option, and closes issue
#7.→ <<cset 6b8564df3428>>
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The pid file should be /var/run/xllmnrd.pid by convention but it may require root privileges. So we might have to use /var/run/xllmnrd/xllmnrd.pid instead in the hope that we could write it.