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maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:24:30 EST
maiyannah
@gameragodzilla It helps circulation which reduces the feeling of pressure. It won't make it go away but it'll help, and is better than nothing if you have no meds. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:23:08 EST
maiyannah
@gameragodzilla A hot drink or soup can also help in a pinch, or if its like sinus pressure sort of pain a hot water bottle or hot towel can help -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:19:30 EST
maiyannah
@gameragodzilla If you have Aleve (naproxen) that's better than Tylenol (acetometophen/paracetemol) anyways, for that kind of pain. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:16:44 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji The GS train has no brakes. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:14:43 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji You will definitely want the sleep in there, but I think it should be okay to do that as long as you have that. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:09:43 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji Thought: you could check for the existence of /proc/{$pid} -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:08:01 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji You could also do the cleanup when you detect the process is dead if you need to.
As to how to do so it depends on how certain you need to be that it is in fact dead. (And not hung etc)
The easiest way is something like exec("ps -A|grep {$pid}"); but exec is disabled in a lot of setups for security reasons. The proper way depends on how you're spawning the process. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 21:01:42 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji I guess you just want to remove them from the array of PIDs, or do you need to do other cleanup tasks? -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 20:59:26 EST
maiyannah
@rw https://community.highlandarrow.com/attachment/86014 -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 20:56:49 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji That's good! -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 20:42:17 EST
maiyannah
Probably only @rw knows the context of that -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 20:41:00 EST
maiyannah
"All of you ... forgive me.
For I have availed you nothing" -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 20:28:51 EST
maiyannah
I'm alive, unfortunately. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 17:08:56 EST
maiyannah
Why would you watch such a terrible show -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 17:05:55 EST
maiyannah
Wait, someone actually watched the Weakest Link? -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 16:38:39 EST
maiyannah
@moonman @takeshitakenji PID should be returned as the result of fork() or similar functions. -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 16:20:21 EST
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https://community.highlandarrow.com/attachment/85937 -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 16:13:14 EST
maiyannah
@takeshitakenji @moonman It would probably be easy to make it instanced if that helps but I'd have to sort out issues this will cause with the daemons -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 16:07:52 EST
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@takeshitakenji @moonman I don't really understand what the problem is, or didn't until this notice, hence the questioning.
I'd have to have a look at the code which I'll do when I'm back home, but my first inclination would be - are they sharing the connection object, maybe? -
maiyannah (maiyannah)'s status on Sunday, 27-Nov-2016 16:06:32 EST
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https://community.highlandarrow.com/attachment/85935