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Dridi Boukelmoune authored
Available operations on processes are: - start - wait - kill (send a signal) - stop (kill with TERM) - write (to its stdin) - close (its stdin) A process name starts with a 'p' and accepts a shell pipeline as the command line. Environment variables can be set directly in the command line. A process will create a macro with its PID, and its stdout and stderr are redirected to files in a dedicated directory. Also add a varnish "name" macro in varnishtest.
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programs.h | ||
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vtc.c | ||
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vtc_client.c | ||
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vtc_main.c | ||
vtc_process.c | ||
vtc_sema.c | ||
vtc_server.c | ||
vtc_varnish.c |