How to delete the OS resource behind Poco::NamedMutex?

[scottie]

Hi,

How can I delete the actual OS resource used by Poco::NamedMutex?

Currently I'm having to run a separate shell command to cleanup. ie. ipcrm -i $id -s

Thanks,

Scott.

[marlowabnp]

I would also like to know the answer to this, if there is one. Poco named mutexes on Windoze always seem to clean up after themselves ok. I haven't used them on UNIX yet but I can see from the code that they use SYSV semaphores. These are notorious for needing cleanup when processes using them are terminated unexpectedly. Perhaps this is a matter of documentation....

[marlowabnp]

I would also like to know the answer to this, if there is one. Poco named mutexes on Windoze always seem to clean up after themselves ok. I haven't used them on UNIX yet but I can see from the code that they use SYSV semaphores. These are notorious for needing cleanup when processes using them are terminated unexpectedly. Perhaps this is a matter of documentation....

I am still waiting and hoping for an answer on this one from the main poco developers.