I think I faced this issue sometimes. What's the OS you are running Chukwa on?
I'd appreciate it if you open a new issue on JIRA for this, describing the whole scenario in more details. On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 6:35 AM, Noel Duffy <[email protected]>wrote: > I have a single Chukwa agent and collector running (chukwa 0.4.0), but > neither will respond to the HUP signal that the stop-agents.sh and > stop-collectors.sh scripts send. Even if I manually send a HUP signal to > the process PID, it does not stop. In bin/chukwa, the shell script has > these lines: > > if [ "$1" = "stop" ]; then > kill -1 `cat ${CHUKWA_PID_DIR}/$PID.pid` > else > # run command > > So I assumed that the processes were designed to respond to a HUP signal > and gracefully exit on receipt of one. > > I have not yet attempted to trace through the code. I thought I would > first check to see if this is a known issue. > >
