blkmond is what cleans up the open files (actually connections).
It's not a great solution, but it's the way pushpoold was designed.
blkmod just sends USR1, is that correct? Or does it do something else? I do not use it, but I ahve some other software sending USR1 to pushpoold when a block is solved.
Have I messed up something badly here?
actually I used this (thought that a handful of lines in perl is better than a handful of pages of python):
#!/usr/bin/perl
use common::sense ;
use File::Tail ;
my $bitcoinLog = File::Tail->new("/s/bitcoind/db/debug.log");
while ( defined ( my $line = $bitcoinLog->read ) ) {
$line =~ /ACCEPT/ or next ;
foreach( split ( /\n/ , `ps aux | grep pushpoold | grep -v grep` ) ) {
/^.*?(\d+)/ and $1 and say "sent SIGUSR1 to process $1" and `kill -USR1 $1` ;
}
}
It took me much less time to write the above code than even skim over blkmond's code.
