> i've this error in my syslog.CRASH file. I tried to find it in the faq
> but nothing, though maybe i missed it or something. Anyway, this is
> it..'SYSERR: Received SIGHUP, SIGINT, or SIGTERM.'. What does that mean?
> How do I solve it? Thanks...
Really I don't know that this is always an error. It means that a
signal has been sent - possibly by the mud itself - to the process running
the mud.
Situations where you'd receive a sighup:
You disconnect and your terminal attempts to close all processes
You or the admin sent this signal to your process
Situations where you'd receive a sigint:
You hit control-C under the procesess controlling the mud, or have
a specific sort of crash...I think...
You or the admin sent the signal to your process.
Situations where you'd receive a sigterm:
You or your admin sent the signal to your process in a deliberate
attempt to terminate it.
This isn't all the situations but that's a short list of the most
frequent I hear about.
PjD
>
> nizal...
>
> p.s. To Patrick Dughi. I can't change the format to cols 75. Its fixed
> that way. One of the bad things abt free email ;). Thank for your help.
>
Bleh. Count, and hit return after it?
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