I ran into this with 4.0 on Win32. It looked to me like the culprit was the global static var "stopped" in driver.c. That variable is initialized to 1, but it doesn't look like it is set to 0 anywhere. There are a few places in the code that look like: if (!stopped && !shutdownPending)
Jamie
Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
We're having this problem with 3.4 on Linux 2.4.20 too. It didn't happen very often with 2.2.20, but with 2.4.20 AS frequently hangs after an ns_shutdown and has to be killed.
Just another data point.
Jim
Hello all,
i was trying to upgrade to aolserver 4.0 but noticed that every time i do ns_shutdown from nscp the server just hangs. It appeares that the problem is call to NsWaitDriversShutdown(&timeout); during server shutdown. Last version i used without any problem beta10 did not have this call. While debugging i found that it hangs in Ns_ThreadJoin call, looks like DriverThread exited already and pthread_join just hangs.
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