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      non-interactive server applications are called <em>daemons</em> and are
      controlled by the operating system with a set of specified
      <em>signals</em>. Under Windows such programs are called <em>services</em>
      and are controlled by appropriate calls to specific functions defined in
      the application binary, but although the ways of dealing with the problem
      are different, in both cases the operating system can notify a server
      application of its imminent shutdown, and the application has the
      ability to perform certain tasks before its process of execution is
      destroyed.
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      non-interactive server applications are called <em>daemons</em> and are
      controlled by the operating system with a set of specified
      <em>signals</em>. Under Windows such programs are called <em>services</em>
      and are controlled by appropriate calls to specific functions defined in
      the application binary, but although the ways of dealing with the problem
      are different, in both cases the operating system can notify a server
      application of its imminent shutdown, and the application has the
      ability to perform certain tasks before its process of execution is
      destroyed.
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