Fix wavrec appending the end of one recording to the next file#21
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The problem with corrupted recording is probably a thread-safety issue. In unixoid systems 'mv' is generally atomic while 'cp' is not.
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Thank you! I will test it. The problem here is that some script rely on the last recording being available as "/dev/shm/recording.wav".
Would "sync" maybe help as well?
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The problem with corrupted recording is probably a thread-safety
issue. In unixoid systems 'mv' is generally atomic while 'cp'
is not.