”…don't seem to be Unix process ids…Why doesn't it report the true process ID?”

Yes i know, that's a bit of a pity. I don't know why they don't do that either.

karl@rantanplan:~/src/perl$ ps aux | grep [p]erl
karl 773100  0.0  0.0  13740  8056 ? Ss Apr13 0:00 perl /home/karl/src
+/perl/soc.pl

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On the whole, I agree with you - but the features are really not bad. Unfortunately, you don't like features 😎🤪 A while ago I experimented a bit with Node and PM2 - the cluster capability impressed me a bit - I have to say. That's the reason I came across this tool.

«The Crux of the Biscuit is the Apostrophe»

In reply to Re^6: CGI Header Breaks on Second AJAX Call by karlgoethebier
in thread CGI Header Breaks on Second AJAX Call by brandon8696

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