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Thanks everyone for responses. The OS I'm actually working on is Solaris, and I've had various thoughts about how to forcefully break into the loop, but the consensus here seems to be that the signal handler should work - it just doesn't!

In reply to Re: Signal to a sleeping Perl program by jerryhone
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