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Why is kill -2 not killing the process?

EDIT: From my tests, it seems not to be possible to terminate a process with the SIGINT/SIGQUIT signal from a script. I do not know why though. I am working on Centos 7, with bash. I would like to know why isn’t kill -2 $pid killing the process. I have a master script that starts a subprocess. That subp…

Failed to install

I was trying to install gospider and other tools,I get this error I tried to update sudo go get -u all as in here but it runs forever. Answer If strings.ReplaceAll is undefined that means you’re using a version of Go prior to 1.12, which is when that function was added. To install that package, you need…

bash extract version string & convert to version dot

I want to extract version string (1_4_5) from my-app-1_4_5.img and then convert into dot version (1.4.5) without filename. Version string will have three (1_4_5) or four (1_4_5_7) segments. Have this one liner working ls my-app-1_4_5.img | cut -d’-‘ -f 3 | cut -d’.’ -f 1 | tr _ . Would…

https “bindings” in Linux with XSP4 server

I’m sitting with a bit of a interesting situation. I have a customer that want to try and host their ASP.NET WebAPI from a Linux server. Obviously setting this up on Windows is reasonably straight forward, but I’ve gotten stuck at the point where one needs set up the “bindings” for the…

Linux SocketCAN behaviour of recvmsg

I’m writing a CAN logger program. The way I log the data is similar to the way the candump-tool is doing it when invoking candump like candump any: https://github.com/linux-can/can-utils/blob/master/candump.c candump any makes candump bind to any device, i.e. addr.can_ifindex = 0; then it uses recvmsg t…