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Friday, November 4, 2022 (#308)
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Today is a co-op and family dinner day.
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CodingI really hate it when I forget to save my work before running a test, and then I stop the test to save my work, but the connection hangs, so the code editor hangs, and now I can't save my work... and then I manage to kill the connection, but that kills the code editor and now I have to redo my work. This seems to be a recurring problem with accessing remote filesystems via mount. Something is keeping the connection option so it can't be unmounted cleanly, but I can't seem to figure out how to stop it. Added a destructor to the remote-mount base class which tries to unmount any open connections. Theoretically this should be triggered when the program exits, but I don't know if it works when the program is interrupted by a ctrl-C. |
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