I'm daemonizing my command proxy (now) using Proc::Daemon::Init(). And it promptly goes away.

Daemonizing closes all open file descriptors. I do it just before initializing logging, and I'm getting logging to happen. I've disabled the logging config that used to log to the console (Log::Log4perl) but am still logging to my log file. I'm trapping signals INT, TERM, and USR1, and ignoring PIPE. I don't have anything trying to do stdio that I can find.

I'm going to ramp up the logging and see what I can learn, but what could be going on? "This was supposed to be simple" :-) . Would console output abort the process? Would Perl attempting to send a warning abort the process?

Added: got it, thanks! Path problem; daemonize also changes default directory to /, and that makes a mess of a lot of things in my logging and other config files.

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