Revision 7426
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 12 years ago
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# Wraps lockfile/dotlockfile |
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# Usage: env [interval=...] self lockfile |
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selfDir="$(dirname -- "$0")" |
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: "${interval=5}" # s
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if test "$(uname)" = Darwin; then |
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while ! shlock -p "$PPID" -f "$1"; do sleep "$interval"; done |
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else |
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exec dotlockfile -l -r -1 -p "$1" # need exec to inherit PPID
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exec "$selfDir/dotlockfile" -l -r -1 -p "$1" # need exec to inherit PPID
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fi |
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lockfile: Linux: Use bin/dotlockfile instead of the system's dotlockfile, because the system's dotlockfile is SETGID mail, which prevents it from creating lockfiles in a directory owned by the bien user and group when being run by the login user