Auto check sc_trans.log activity

retrogranny · 26th December 2006, 14:33

Still trying to sort this problem. Processes remain active, including child processes. The program acts like it is on a timer. Connect for x period of time (time is not consistent), then cease attempting to connect. It will still accept HUP, USR1, WINCH & TERM, but as it is not connected and those commands don't kick the connect attempts back on, it is pretty useless.

I didn't do the install of the sc_trans_linux and probably at this point should try to re-install it. However, I would want to locate it in a different place and need to know where the program has all written to first. More reading

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26th December 2006, 14:33	#6
retrogranny Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 6	Still trying to sort this problem. Processes remain active, including child processes. The program acts like it is on a timer. Connect for x period of time (time is not consistent), then cease attempting to connect. It will still accept HUP, USR1, WINCH & TERM, but as it is not connected and those commands don't kick the connect attempts back on, it is pretty useless. I didn't do the install of the sc_trans_linux and probably at this point should try to re-install it. However, I would want to locate it in a different place and need to know where the program has all written to first. More reading