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SIGTERM, SIGINT seemingly ignored sometimes

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Hey, so I have this issue where, for some reason when I stop the process with ctrl + c (when debugging in vs:code) or (sometimes) restart the service with systemctl the shutdown function isnt triggered at all. When I stop the service with systemctl stop or using the UI button (break button) (when in vs:code) it works. Logs dont show any errors, or anything. Any idea?

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Created a year ago
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Pirulaxcommented, Sep 1, 2022

Hey! You can keep it closed. I haven’t encountered the issue recently. I’m still unsure what the issue was. It was quite random, as sometimes it worked (tbh, it might not’ve been an issue with the lib at all, since it seemed like the program straight out crashed, I just assumed it might be the lib, because there was no log output, but othertime there was). Anyways, I did try running the code you posted, and it worked as expected, so I don’t know what the issue was.

I’m also using Nutika, who knows, maybe a weird combo of things caused it.

Thank you for the work you put in, appreciate it!

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cjrhcommented, Sep 1, 2022

I couldn’t reproduce so I’ll close the issue for now. If someone finds a reproducer we can reopen and investigate further.

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