Hi,
On 21.10.20 16:56, Rajarshi Saha wrote:
Hi,
I am using Debian 10.6, Geany 1.33.
I use Geany to run various scripts by hitting F5. I am not sure what version I was on before, but now suppose I have a script running. Then later from the same window (instance?) if I want to start another script and I hit F5, it kills all my running scripts that I have starter from Geany by hitting F5. Usually I have two instances of Geany running and trying to start a script from any one window kills other running scripts.
To note, I can start a bunch on scripts together. Running scripts get closed when I try to start another script after sometime.
The scripts usually are php scripts and I do my day-end database ops, when the scripts get killed I have to open mariadb and monitor processlist, wait for long running queries to finish before I can trigger the rest of the queries.
What can do to solve this?
I guess this is caused by the fact that geany is creating a temp. run-script by default. If you are using two instances than those scripts might get overwritten by each other -- at least it's what I can imagine as a possible root cause. Maybe give it a try: Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Terminal and check "Execute programs in VTE". Given you have libvte installed on your system that should help a little.
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