Hi All,
where exactly can I check for the above signal is caught properly
or not. How to enable ?
Because when I do ctrl-c my linux application is not terminating, I
want that signal to be cought.
It is the customized linux for the STB, soon box starts running
ctrl-C should teminate application.
have any Idea, where I need to look-in.
Thanks
Prabhu
Prabhu Chawandi wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> where exactly can I check for the above signal is caught properly
> or not. How to enable ?
>
> Because when I do ctrl-c my linux application is not terminating, I
> want that signal to be cought.
>
> It is the customized linux for the STB, soon box starts running
> ctrl-C should teminate application.
>
> have any Idea, where I need to look-in.
>
> Thanks
> Prabhu
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showkeys is the command for bash
xev is for xserver.
Justin P. Matock
Prabhu Chawandi wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> where exactly can I check for the above signal is caught properly
> or not. How to enable ?
>
> Because when I do ctrl-c my linux application is not terminating, I
> want that signal to be cought.
>
> It is the customized linux for the STB, soon box starts running
> ctrl-C should teminate application.
>
> have any Idea, where I need to look-in.
>
> Thanks
> Prabhu
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My bad, it's showkey not showkeys.
Justin P. Mattock