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I'd just like to check my understanding of this. When I start pcenv the
first time, a cellml_corba_server process is started up (if its not
already running, I assume) and forked into the background. When I exit
pcenv the cellml_corba_server process continues to run, unknown to the
user. And then the cellml_corba_server will continue to run, hidden in
the background doing who knows what until I either kill it or reboot my
machine?

If that is the case, this really concerns me and is something that pcenv
should definitely not be doing.

As I understand it, pcenv should be a standalone application for people
to run. Why does it need to start up a independent server of any kind
and why does it then leave that server running once you exit the
application?



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David Nickerson, PhD
Research Fellow
Division of Bioengineering
Faculty of Engineering
National University of Singapore
Email: david.nickerson at nus.edu.sg

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• [cellml-discussion] pcenv and cellml_corba_server, David Nickerson, 10/20/2006
  • [cellml-discussion] pcenv and cellml_corba_server, Andrew Miller, 10/20/2006
    • [cellml-discussion] pcenv and cellml_corba_server, David Nickerson, 10/20/2006
      • [cellml-discussion] pcenv and cellml_corba_server, Andrew Miller, 10/20/2006
        • [cellml-discussion] pcenv and cellml_corba_server, David Nickerson, 10/20/2006
          • [cellml-discussion] pcenv and cellml_corba_server, Andrew Miller, 10/24/2006

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