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Remove trailing white spaces - no functional changes

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Marc André Tanner 2016-01-06 17:23:41 +01:00
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README.md
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@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ In order to create a new session `abduco` requires a session name
as well as an command which will be run. If no command is given as well as an command which will be run. If no command is given
the environment variable `$ABDUCO_CMD` is examined and if not set the environment variable `$ABDUCO_CMD` is examined and if not set
`dvtm` is executed. Therefore assuming `dvtm` is located somewhere `dvtm` is executed. Therefore assuming `dvtm` is located somewhere
in `$PATH` a new session named *demo* is created with: in `$PATH` a new session named *demo* is created with:
$ abduco -c demo $ abduco -c demo
@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ An arbitrary application can be started as follows:
$ abduco -c session-name your-application $ abduco -c session-name your-application
`CTRL-\` detaches from the active session. This detach key can be `CTRL-\` detaches from the active session. This detach key can be
changed by means of the `-e` command line option, `-e ^q` would changed by means of the `-e` command line option, `-e ^q` would
for example set it to `CTRL-q`. for example set it to `CTRL-q`.
To get an overview of existing session run `abduco` without any To get an overview of existing session run `abduco` without any
@ -131,10 +131,10 @@ command line options.
input will hence be discarded. input will hence be discarded.
* **better resize handling** on shared sessions, resize request are only * **better resize handling** on shared sessions, resize request are only
processed if they are initiated by the most recently connected, non processed if they are initiated by the most recently connected, non
read only client. read only client.
* **socket recreation** by sending the `SIGUSR1` signal to the server * **socket recreation** by sending the `SIGUSR1` signal to the server
process. In case the unix domain socket was removed by accident it process. In case the unix domain socket was removed by accident it
can be recreated. The simplest way to find out the server process can be recreated. The simplest way to find out the server process
id is to look for abduco processes which are reparented to the init id is to look for abduco processes which are reparented to the init
@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ command line options.
$ kill -USR1 $PID $ kill -USR1 $PID
If the abduco binary itself has also been deleted, but a session is If the abduco binary itself has also been deleted, but a session is
still running, use the following command to bring back the session: still running, use the following command to bring back the session:
$ /proc/$PID/exe $ /proc/$PID/exe
@ -166,8 +166,8 @@ or
git clone git://repo.or.cz/abduco.git git clone git://repo.or.cz/abduco.git
If you have comments, suggestions, ideas, a bug report, a patch or something If you have comments, suggestions, ideas, a bug report, a patch or something
else related to abduco then write to the else related to abduco then write to the
[suckless developer mailing list](http://suckless.org/community) [suckless developer mailing list](http://suckless.org/community)
or contact me directly mat[at]brain-dump.org. or contact me directly mat[at]brain-dump.org.
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@ -376,7 +376,7 @@ static bool create_session(const char *name, char * const argv[]) {
* *
* pipes are used for synchronization and error reporting i.e. the child sets * pipes are used for synchronization and error reporting i.e. the child sets
* the close on exec flag before calling execvp(3) the parent blocks on a read(2) * the close on exec flag before calling execvp(3) the parent blocks on a read(2)
* in case of failure the error message is written to the pipe, success is * in case of failure the error message is written to the pipe, success is
* indicated by EOF on the pipe. * indicated by EOF on the pipe.
*/ */
int client_pipe[2], server_pipe[2]; int client_pipe[2], server_pipe[2];