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Dmitry Yemanov reopened CORE-3622:
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Reopened for further discussion. I'm not really sure whether it should be
treated as a bug or as a room for improvement, but I do agree that shutting
down the listener should also shut down the workers. Hereby I suggest to accept
this ticket.
> Classic: Stopping Windows Service leaves one or more instances of
> fb_inet_server.exe running
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> Key: CORE-3622
> URL: http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/CORE-3622
> Project: Firebird Core
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Engine
> Affects Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: Windows Server 2003 / SP2 / x86
> Reporter: F.D.Castel
> Priority: Critical
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> Sometimes stopping Windows Service on Firebird Classic 2.5.0 can leave one or
> more instances of fb_inet_server.exe running.
> This is highly undesirable, since it could lead one to think the database
> file isn't in use as the service status is "Stopped". A database file copy or
> file-level backup in this state can corrupt the database (actually this DID
> occur once with me, and that's why I flagged this issue as "critical").
> The correct behavior should be:
> - (preferred) The service STOPS, no more instances left running and all
> database files closed ; *OR*
> - The service DON'T STOP, returning an error message.
> Currently, running a
> taskkill /im fb_inet_server.exe /f
> can surely kill every zombie process, but I don't know how harmful this can
> be.
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