unix: the process of gajim is called python in 'ps -A'

firstly because this doesn't work. We can't add -OOt with /usr/bin/env python

second because even if we remove -OOt we still have python ./gajim.py in ps aux

we also tries exec -a gajim, so we see gajim in ps aux, but killall gajim doesn't work. we still need to do killall python to kill it.

ps -Af | grep python

kill PROCCESS_ID_OF_"python -OOt gajim.py"

fixed in [6687]

Adds prctl call for 'killall gajim' and also replaces 'exec' with 'exec -a gajim' to see nice 'ps' output

Now it's seriously broken. Shebang lists /bin/sh while you use exec -a

which is an exclusive bash feature and not compatible with other shells. In PLD:

 [patrys@meaw SPECS]$ ls -l /bin/sh
 lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 3 2006-07-28 03:13 /bin/sh -> ksh

And it just dies saying "-a not found".

http://trac.gajim.org/ticket/2165

it seems to work with ksh too:

 $ ksh
 $ ./launch.sh -p test

and in another console:

 $ ps aux
 -> asterix  19941 11.4  4.4  64016 34232 pts/1    S+   08:53   0:01 gajim
 -OOt gajim.py -p test

ok we now use #!/bin/bash in [6694]

Asterix:

Thanks for fixing but your above test only proves that ksh is working, as ./launch.sh would still use /bin/sh that points to bash on your system :)