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Jacob S. Barrett updated GEODE-2160:
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Description:
Executing
{code}
gfsh stop server --name=server1
{code}
{{gfsh}} exits, with code 0, prior to the server actually being stopped.
This behavior isn't documented and makes scripting with gfsh difficult. One
can't assume that the server has stopped after gfsh exits. To verify you must
parse the server pid and check the status of the proc.
Simple test:
{code}
gfsh start server --name=s2 && sleep 10 && gfsh stop server --dir=s2; echo $?;
while (kill -0 `cat s2/vf.gf.server.pid`); do date +%s.%N; done
{code}
Starts server, waits 10s, stops server, prints exit code, loops until process
is gone while printing the time since epoch.
was:
Executing
{code}
gfsh stop server --name=server1
{code}
{{gfsh}} exits, with code 0, prior to the server actually being stopped.
Simple test:
{code}
gfsh start server --name=s2 && sleep 10 && gfsh stop server --dir=s2; echo $?;
while (kill -0 `cat s2/vf.gf.server.pid`); do date +%s.%N; done
{code}
Starts server, waits 10s, stops server, prints exit code, loops until process
is gone while printing the time since epoch.
> gfsh stop server/locator exits with code 0 before server/locator actually
> stops
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>
> Key: GEODE-2160
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-2160
> Project: Geode
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.0.0-incubating
> Reporter: Jacob S. Barrett
>
> Executing
> {code}
> gfsh stop server --name=server1
> {code}
> {{gfsh}} exits, with code 0, prior to the server actually being stopped.
> This behavior isn't documented and makes scripting with gfsh difficult. One
> can't assume that the server has stopped after gfsh exits. To verify you must
> parse the server pid and check the status of the proc.
> Simple test:
> {code}
> gfsh start server --name=s2 && sleep 10 && gfsh stop server --dir=s2; echo
> $?; while (kill -0 `cat s2/vf.gf.server.pid`); do date +%s.%N; done
> {code}
> Starts server, waits 10s, stops server, prints exit code, loops until process
> is gone while printing the time since epoch.
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