 March 2005
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Many sites need to run background tasks to execute the jobs that are important for their operation, like for instance, process incoming e-mail, deliver newsletters and other kinds of mailings, monitor the usage of resources, cleanup or backup information, etc..
Some background tasks need to run continually in order to provide a prompt response to events that may happen anytime. Under Linux and other Unix-like systems the programs that run continually to perform this kind of tasks are called daemons.
This class simplifies the creation and management of daemon processes making them work like common Unix daemon programs by, among other things, storing the daemon process in a file and cleanup and exit when receiving the termination signal.
Manuel Lemos |
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