Is there any way to avoid fork() for debugging, like the -X option from
apache?
i’ve tried to set workers to 0 on config… just the master process
alright…
but there’s still a fork…
how you guys use gdb?
Thanks
Fabio Kaminski
Is there any way to avoid fork() for debugging, like the -X option from
apache?
i’ve tried to set workers to 0 on config… just the master process
alright…
but there’s still a fork…
how you guys use gdb?
Thanks
Fabio Kaminski
daemon off;
master_process off;
Fabio Kaminski wrote:
Is there any way to avoid fork() for debugging, like the -X option from
apache?i’ve tried to set workers to 0 on config… just the master process
alright… but there’s still a fork…how you guys use gdb?
–
Best regards,
Valery K.
“set follow-fork-mode child” on gdb it’s not working
indeed set follow-fork-mode child was working… like with this
undeamonized
version that you pointed out…
im sure everybody asks that
thanks Valery,
Fabio
On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 3:13 PM, Valery K.
<[email protected][email protected]
Nice! i can see the flow now! i wish i had more time to do that
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