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I've ported a FUSE application to use dokany which needs to be executed with admin rights. However, ctrl+c combination only works if -d flag is used, otherwise application won't respond to ctrl+c. Is there any way to make ctrl+c working again with no need of -d flag?. Thanks in advance. |
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Liryna
Dec 19, 2021
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-d
option is for debugging. It will make the process not be daemonized (keep attached to the console) which is needed to catch ctrl + c. You also have the option-f
that does the same.