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Respond correctly to --killSignal (was: no logging after graceful shutdown)

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Whenever I shutdown a script using --killSignal=SIGTERM (cf. #320), all the operations executed after running forever stop are not show in the logs anymore.

You can observe this problem on forever-monitor graceful exit example

run forever start --killSignal=SIGTERM graceful-exit.js
run forever stop graceful-exit.js
check the produced produced log. The sentence ‘Exiting after some time.’ should appear, but it does not.

Am I missing something?

This is not a really big deal, as at least these instructions are being executed (only the logging in forever log file is not performed).

This happens to me on node 0.8.17, and current master version of forever and forever-monitor.

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Created 11 years ago
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mahnunchikcommented, Jul 19, 2013

+1 Not only SIGTERM, all signals=(

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Jokerocommented, Oct 14, 2017

Any workaround for console.log?

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