Hi All, I'm new to SEC... I like it so far.
Still doing mostly simple things, but I'm starting to gradually get more
complex.
I ran into something that didn't act exactly as I expected and wanted to
see how others are dealing with this.
--
Sending the SEC process a SIGTERM signal is supposed to trigger a "graceful
shutdown".
The shut-down seems to work, but for the GRACEFUL part, I expected contexts
that are buffered (but not time-completed) to be "timed-out/flushed". (like
an apache gracefull shut-down, it finishes active connections etc). A HARD
(non-graceful shutdown) should KILL the context buffers (without flushing),
but shouldn't a graceful shutdown simply expire the timers so they
finish/flush & the proper actions take place?
thanks,
-- MikeE
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