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Oh dear. That means to use a server process that can handle SIGHUP you'll have to create a wrapper.
I guess people traditionally use SIGHUP for instructing the server process to reread
its config files. Would it be acceptable in terms of linux/unix conventions to use
one of SIGINT, SIGQUIT, SIGUSR1,SIGUSR2, or SIGTERM signals? I mean, in that case,
I'll use one of these, instead of using a wrapper.
By the way, if anybody has the expert knowledge of how to turn a "pthread_t" into a
corresponding"pid", please let me know. I'd be most grateful.
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