On 02/27/2024 10:48 AM, Go Canes wrote:
I can think of 2 ways off the top of my head.... 1) put the lockfile in a memory-based file system like /tmp, /run, etc. This is probably the "correct" way. 2) compare when the system was booted against when the lock file was created. If boot time > lock file time, lock file is stale.
Another way is to run thunderbird from a script with a name such as tbird to avoid confusion. That script can check to see if there's a copy of thunderbird running, and if not, delete the lock file. If there is, of course, it just exits.
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