# reconnect to server
use IO::Socket;
use Text::Balanced;
$img_ext=".png"; # this is not set for trigger code.
if ($ENV{'RFXGIMP_PORT'}) {
$rfx_port = $ENV{'RFXGIMP_PORT'};
}
else {
$rfx_port = 10008;
}
$sock = new IO::Socket::INET ( PeerAddr => 'localhost',
PeerPort => $rfx_port,
Proto => 'tcp'
);
if ( not defined $sock ) {
my $rfx_pid = fork();
if (not defined $rfx_pid) {
&sig_error("UNABLE TO EXECUTE GIMP: Not enough resources");
}
elsif ($rfx_pid == 0) {
if ( -f $tmpdir . "rfxgimp.pid") {
open(PIDFILE, $tmpdir . "rfxgimp.pid");
# should probably do some sanity checking for the off chance that
# the PID has been recycled or the system has rebooted (e.g, check
# if process was executed with /usr/bin/perl. But for now...
kill(15, -<PIDFILE>); # the negative PID means kill all children, too.
close(PIDFILE);
}
setpgid($$,0); # change the pgroup to this forked process, rather than
# the original LiVES (so that we don't kill LiVES when
# this prgroup is killed).
open(PIDFILE, ">" . $tmpdir . "rfxgimp.pid"); # overwrite old file
print PIDFILE $$;
close(PIDFILE);
my $start_gimp = qq{ gimp -i -b "(plug-in-script-fu-server 1 $rfx_port \\\"\\\")" & };
system ( $start_gimp ); # though started as separate process, GIMP now
# is part of this spawned child's pgroup, not the LiVES pgroup
sleep(); # do nothing, forever
&sig_error("GIMP killed by external process\n");
}
else {
while (not defined $sock) {
sleep (1);
$sock = new IO::Socket::INET ( PeerAddr => 'localhost',
PeerPort => $rfx_port,
Proto => 'tcp'
);
}
}
}