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Package procsig sets the signal dispositions mache's long-running servers need to shut down cleanly.
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func SurviveBrokenPipes ¶
func SurviveBrokenPipes()
SurviveBrokenPipes stops a write to a closed pipe from killing the process.
Go kills a program that writes to a broken pipe on stdout or stderr with SIGPIPE unless SIGPIPE is handled or ignored; once ignored, the write just returns EPIPE. That default is right for a one-shot CLI (`mache ... | head` should exit quietly) and wrong for a server: an MCP client closes the stdio pipes when it stops mache, so mache's first shutdown log line killed it before it could stop its leyline daemon, and the daemon was orphaned (mache-25f49e). A server's cleanup must not depend on someone still reading its log.
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