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sending a request
looking in the perl cookbook I followed the example in making a server now I put in the daemon stuff so it will run on its own. how do I kill it? from the wrapping code heres what I have so far..... sub signal_handler { $time_to_die = 1; } $SIG{INT} = $SIG{TERM} = $SIG{HUP} =...- JeffChilders
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sending a request
siberian, thanks. I guess you use net::ping? or Net::Telnet with the deamon?. I am interested in your solution. If you have so code lying around for me to look at I would greatly appreciate it. Til then I'll see what I acn come up with. jeff- JeffChilders
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sending a request
is there a way to send a url request without recieving the response?- JeffChilders
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