dfaure added a comment.
No, that deletes the IdleSlave QObject, but the slave process is still
running then.
IdleSlave::~IdleSlave()
{
}
Not much happening there ;)
Yes, that makes me wondering if the SLAVE_MAX_IDLE thing actually works.
Hmm, and KLauncher::requestHoldSlave looks like it's leaking the IdleSlave
(well, child of "this", but the object won't be deleted until logging out).
Unless I'm missing something, that's a bug from 2001 :-)
Anyhow, one thing at a time, can you test if the kioslave process really goes
away?
My bet is that it doesn't, in which case you need a call to
KIOPrivate::sendTerminateSignal(slave->pid());
(if that's not available from this repository, add a method
IdleSlave::kill())
[The alternative solution is to call SlaveBase::exit() from the slave process
itself, but there's no good place for doing that I think, so better kill it
when klauncher decides it's idle, it's simpler than sending it a command to ask
it to exit.]
REPOSITORY
R303 KInit
REVISION DETAIL
https://phabricator.kde.org/D10824
To: chinmoyr, dfaure, #frameworks
Cc: #frameworks, michaelh
