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Bernard Lebel
Hello,
I have this strange problem. I have written a program that writes a
log to a log file.
To start the program (I'm on Linux Fedora Core 3), I used a service.
This service runs a bash file, wich in turn runs the Python top
program file.
Sooner or later the program stops writing to the log file. I have
absolutely no clue why would that happen. Since the output of the
Python program is not redirected other than to this log file, I have
no idea why it's doing this. But the Python process appears still
alive and well!
But the strange thing is that if I run the program directly from a
bash shell, no problem whatsoever, the programs runs smoothly and
never stops writing to the file, until I kill it.
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance
Bernard
I have this strange problem. I have written a program that writes a
log to a log file.
To start the program (I'm on Linux Fedora Core 3), I used a service.
This service runs a bash file, wich in turn runs the Python top
program file.
Sooner or later the program stops writing to the log file. I have
absolutely no clue why would that happen. Since the output of the
Python program is not redirected other than to this log file, I have
no idea why it's doing this. But the Python process appears still
alive and well!
But the strange thing is that if I run the program directly from a
bash shell, no problem whatsoever, the programs runs smoothly and
never stops writing to the file, until I kill it.
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance
Bernard