signal problems on BSD

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I have a program written in C that captures the HUP signal sent when a user
logs out and prints some information to a file.  This program works fine on
System V but on BSD machines, the program doesn't seem to get the signal and
when I log back on, it's still running (the interrupt function on this signal
has an exit() in it) and nothing was written to the file.

I know the program understands the signal, because when I execute:

   % kill -HUP <pid>

the program ends (on both systems) properly.

Any ideas as to why?

Jepher


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Jeffer Veiss

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