I'm writing startup/shutdown scripts for clam daemons for Mac OS 10. They're
working ok except I can't seem to do a clean shutdown of clamd -- sending it
'kill -TERM' does nothing, I have to 'kill -9' to stop it. Here's my
start/stop code:
StartService ()
{
if ! pid=$(GetPID clamd); then
KillSockets
ConsoleMessage "Starting clamd daemon"
/opt/local/sbin/clamd
sleep 5
ConsoleMessage "Starting clamav-milter daemon"
/opt/local/sbin/clamav-milter -loq /var/run/clamav/clmilter.sock
sleep 5
ConsoleMessage "Starting freshclam daemon"
/opt/local/bin/freshclam -d
fi
}
StopService ()
{
if pid=$(GetPID clamd); then
ConsoleMessage "pid = $pid"
ConsoleMessage "Stopping clamav-milter daemon"
killall -TERM clamav-milter
ConsoleMessage "Stopping clamd daemon"
kill -TERM $pid
ConsoleMessage "Stopping freshclam daemon"
killall -TERM freshclam
else
ConsoleMessage "clamd is not running."
fi
}
Why won't 'kill -TERM' work?
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