kill -HUP %1
from the current shellm but not
with
kill -HUP <processid> from another shell.
Without the trap, it does react to signals
from another shell, but of course it does not run
the signal handler.
This is a bug, right? Is there any way to make
the script handle a signla sent from another shell>
#!/bin/sh
cleanup ()
{
echo "cleaning"
}
trap cleanup HUP
echo "sleeping "
sleep 100000
echo "done"
If you execute the script from within ASH with /bin/sh symlinked to busybox (for ASH), you can reproduce the issue of the trap not working.
busybox-1.11.1-ash.patch [^] (1,768 bytes) 07-26-08 06:49 
