FreeBSD 11.1 p1 installed as a desktop system using jwm as the window manager.
Each time I exit X (jwm -exit) it was leaving a openoffice coredump. I believe its because I have openoffice launched as a quickstart program (in tray).
I have changed the exit procedure to call a script to tidy up the tray (I also have osmo and a volume icon that run in the tray)
which seemed to work, but other times it doesn't i.e. the coredump is less frequent in appearing, but still does sometimes appear after having exited jwm.
How are others doing clean exits to avoid coredumps? (I had thought I installed FreeBSD with the coredump choice turned off so a little surprised to see them appearing anyway). I guess I could just delete coredump files as part of startup, but it feels less clean doing it that way.
TIA
Each time I exit X (jwm -exit) it was leaving a openoffice coredump. I believe its because I have openoffice launched as a quickstart program (in tray).
I have changed the exit procedure to call a script to tidy up the tray (I also have osmo and a volume icon that run in the tray)
Code:
#!/bin/sh
kill `ps -aux | grep "soffice.bin -quickstart" | grep -v grep | awk {'print$2'}`
kill `pgrep osmo`
kill `pgrep volumeicon`
jwm -exit
which seemed to work, but other times it doesn't i.e. the coredump is less frequent in appearing, but still does sometimes appear after having exited jwm.
How are others doing clean exits to avoid coredumps? (I had thought I installed FreeBSD with the coredump choice turned off so a little surprised to see them appearing anyway). I guess I could just delete coredump files as part of startup, but it feels less clean doing it that way.
TIA