dpapathanasiou <denis.papathanasiou@gmail.com> wrote:
+---------------
| I'd been running modlisp in a test environment,
| and I'd get these errors, in rare cases:
| Error in function UNIX::SIGPIPE-HANDLER:  SIGPIPE at #x6E87A2.
+---------------

This happens when a user hits "Stop" or closes a window on the browser
before the page finishes downloading. Get used to it -- it will happen
a *lot* more odten when you go into production with your site.

While the other repliers gave you good advice about avoiding namespace
conflicts, I'm going to suggest something radically different which I
learned from Dan Barlow [thanks, Dan!]:

Instead of trying to *handle* SIGPIPE, simply *ignore* it instead
(set it to SIG_IGN), and handle the much simpler I/O errors you're
going to get when you WRITE (or PRINC or FORMAT) into a closed pipe
or socket. Code for doing this in CMUCL may be found here:

    http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.lisp/msg/ee284119a99c0d68


-Rob

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