Question for the Unix weenies:
I'm writing a start / stop script for a server. It is a typical thing you might find in /etc/rc.d (or equivalent), with start | stop | restart arguments. It will sometimes be run by hand.
I want to trap some signals, particularly ctrl-c, but only in the server start function.
Is it OK to trap signals in the functions, rather than at the top of the script?
I'm writing a start / stop script for a server. It is a typical thing you might find in /etc/rc.d (or equivalent), with start | stop | restart arguments. It will sometimes be run by hand.
I want to trap some signals, particularly ctrl-c, but only in the server start function.
Is it OK to trap signals in the functions, rather than at the top of the script?
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