Only write the PID file if daemonized
There's not much point in writing a PID file if the user does not want to fork. (The process executing ddclient already knows the PID, so it can save it to a file if desired.) This change is a prerequisite to using Proc::Daemon to fix the buggy daemonization logic.
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[ "protocol", "=s", "-protocol type : update protocol used" ],
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[ "file", "=s", "-file path : load configuration information from 'path'" ],
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[ "cache", "=s", "-cache path : record address used in 'path'" ],
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[ "pid", "=s", "-pid path : record process id in 'path'" ],
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[ "pid", "=s", "-pid path : record process id in 'path' if daemonized" ],
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"",
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[ "use", "=s", "-use which : how the should IP address be obtained." ],
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&ip_strategies_usage(),
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open(STDOUT, ">/dev/null");
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open(STDERR, ">/dev/null");
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open(STDIN, "</dev/null");
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}
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# write out the pid file if we're daemon'ized
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if (opt('daemon')) {
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write_pid();
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}
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