zc.signalhandler
This package allows registration of signal handlers from ZConfig configuration files within the framework provided by the Zope Toolkit.
Any number of handlers may be registered for any given signal.
To use this from your zope.conf file, ensure this package is available to your application, and include a section like this:
%import zc.signalhandler <signalhandlers log-handling> USR1 ZConfig.components.logger.loghandler.reopenFiles USR1 yourapp.tasks.doSomethingUseful </signalhandlers>
See the README.txt inside the zc.signalhandler package for complete documentation.
Release history
1.2 (2010-11-12)
Moved development to zope.org, licensed under the ZPL 2.1.
1.1 (2007-06-21)
This was a Zope Corporation internal release.
Fix compatibility with zope.app.appsetup.product.
1.0 (2007-06-21)
Initial Zope Corporation internal release.
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