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Subject: OS X StartupItems v.s. BSD daemon...
From: Michael Burbidge <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 10:05:19 -0700

I'm need to write a startupitem or daemon which manages a pool of processes. It would be responsible for launching, monitoring, and killing processes in the pool. It seems that this could easily be implemented as an OS X StartupItem. But I'm looking for some guidelines as to when to use StartupItems v.s. a daemon process. Can anyone give me some feedback or point me at a document?

Thanks,
Mike-

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