Is it possible to trap Linux signals (e.g. SIGUSR1) through an handler in Erlang? (without having to resort to a driver crafted in C)
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回答1:
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In 2001 someone asked:
Does anyone have any examples of unix signal handling in erlang. I would like to make a loadbalancer that I have written respond to sighup.
At that time the answer was:
There is no provision for handling signals in Erlang "itself", i.e. you will need to use a driver - or a port program of course, might actually be a better idea. Also for the driver case, the emulator has its own handler for a number of signals, and interfering with that will probably have "interesting" results - but SIGHUP should be OK I believe.
SOURCE: http://www.erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2001-October/003752.html
As far as I know, nothing changed since then. But this is extremely interesting. If anyone has any news about this, please let us know :)
回答2:
There is a pull request that adds an event manager for signals. It's not merged yet, but it might make it into Erlang/OTP 20, due to be released in June 2017.