How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

[hugo.arregui@gmail.com]

Hi!

well, i have written a signal handler on my code, but i want to know
the pid of the process that send the signal. It's possible?

(I'm working on linux)

Thanks you.

[viza]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

On Jun 11, 1:34 pm, "hugo.arre...@g mail.com" <hugo.arre...@g mail.com>
wrote:

>
well, i have written a signal handler on my code, but i want to know
the pid of the process that send the signal. It's possible?

RTFM:
man sigaction

[hugo.arregui@gmail.com]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

ok, thanks you viza
On Jun 11, 9:48 am, viza <tom.v...@gmail .comwrote:

>
RTFM:
man sigaction

[Keith Thompson]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

"hugo.arregui@g mail.com" <hugo.arregui@g mail.comwrites:

well, i have written a signal handler on my code, but i want to know
the pid of the process that send the signal. It's possible?
>
(I'm working on linux)

Ask in comp.unix.progr ammer.

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[hugo.arregui@gmail.com]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

Thanks you Keith, but Veza answer my question, i didn't read sigaction
parameters.

My fault xD.

Keith Thompson (The_Other_Keit h) ks...@mib.org <http://www.ghoti.net/~kst>
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[CBFalconer]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

"hugo.arregui@g mail.com" wrote:

>
Thanks you Keith, but Veza answer my question, i didn't read
sigaction parameters.

You still don't know if the answer is correct, and even if it was
Veza had no business answering it here, where it is off topic.

Please do not top-post. Your answer belongs after (or intermixed
with) the quoted material to which you reply, after snipping all
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[Antoninus Twink]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

On 12 Jun 2008 at 0:15, CBFalconer wrote:

"hugo.arregui@g mail.com" wrote:

>>
>Thanks you Keith, but Veza answer my question, i didn't read
>sigaction parameters.

>
You still don't know if the answer is correct, and even if it was
Veza had no business answering it here, where it is off topic.

If you're still reading, please note that Thomson and Falconer have a
very narrow view of topicality, not shared by many other posters. Don't
let them bully you into not asking questions here in future.

[Kenny McCormack]

Re: How to get the pid of a process that send a signal to my program

In article <slrng51mf2.8v5 .nospam@nospam. invalid>,
Antoninus Twink <nospam@nospam. invalidwrote:

>On 12 Jun 2008 at 0:15, CBFalconer wrote:

>"hugo.arregui@ gmail.com" wrote:

>>>
>>Thanks you Keith, but Veza answer my question, i didn't read
>>sigaction parameters.

>>
>You still don't know if the answer is correct, and even if it was
>Veza had no business answering it here, where it is off topic.

>
>If you're still reading, please note that Thomson and Falconer have a
>very narrow view of topicality, not shared by many other posters. Don't
>let them bully you into not asking questions here in future.

They are such old women - it is absolutely scary.

Just examine CBF's text above. Can't you just see some old biddy
with absolutely no life, worrying about other people's behavior?