In PhutilDaemonOverseer.php STDOUT and STDERR are flushed and closed explicitly. This errors when they are already closed.
There are no "good" ways of detecting them, however. The simplest fix is prepending @ which is ugly.
In PhutilDaemonOverseer.php STDOUT and STDERR are flushed and closed explicitly. This errors when they are already closed.
There are no "good" ways of detecting them, however. The simplest fix is prepending @ which is ugly.