A Linux Daemon and the STDIN/STDOUT

Question

I am working on a linux daemon and having some issues with the stdin/stdout. Normally because of the nature of a daemon you do not have any stdin or stdout. However, I do have a

Answer 1

Your design is wrong. Daemon processes should not take input via stdin or deliver output to stdout/stderr. You'll close those descriptors as part of the daemonizing phase. Daemons should take configuration parameters from the command line, a config file, or both. If runtime-input is required you'll have to read a file, open a socket, etc., but the point of a daemon is that it should be able to run and do its thing without a user being present at the console.