Hi all,
I have a series of class instances saved in an array. I need the
instances to respond to a SIGKILL by writing to a file and
sys.exit()-ing.
Am I right in codeing it as below ? ... does the sys.exit() kill the
instance or the instance & the instance holding array definition above
it ?
Cheers
Dave
def signal_kill(self, signum, frame):
"""
On SIGKILL update journal_snap with a special #<START
SECONDS>$86400 'no snapshot' string
"""
now_secs = time.strftime('%H') * 60 * 60
now_secs = time.strftime('%M') * 60 + now_secs
now_secs = time.strftime('%S') + now_secs
update_journal(self, time.strftime('%Y%m%d'), self.feed,
now_secs, 86400)
sys.exit()
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