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Programmer Passport OTP - changed variable name p41
In the code listing, the SuperDuper.Application is started the second time assigning the pid to variable duper. The next example uses Process.info pid, but if you’re following along in iex that process is dead and the call returns nil, you’ll have to use duper instead.
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