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Igor Galić updated TS-1609:
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Description:
When {{traffic_cop}} is killed by a supervising process it doesn't wait() for
its children.
This can lead to race conditions where traffic cop is killed, for instance by
{{upstart}}, and then started again, while a {{traffic_manager}} and
{{traffic_server}} are still running.
n.b.: This does not happen on Solaris, where SMF kills off all processes
running in the same [contract(4)|http://illumos.org/man/4/contract].
was:
When {{traffic_cop}} is killed by a supervising process it doesn't wait() for
its children.
This can lead to race conditions where traffic cop is killed, for instance by
{{upstart}}, and then started again, while a {{traffic_manager}} and
{{traffic_server}} are still running.
n.b.: This does not happen on Solaris, where SMF kills off processes running in
the same [contract(4)|http://illumos.org/man/4/contract].
> Traffic Cop doesn't wait() for its children
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> Key: TS-1609
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-1609
> Project: Traffic Server
> Issue Type: Bug
> Environment: Linux and possibly FreeBSD
> Reporter: Igor Galić
> Assignee: Igor Galić
>
> When {{traffic_cop}} is killed by a supervising process it doesn't wait() for
> its children.
> This can lead to race conditions where traffic cop is killed, for instance by
> {{upstart}}, and then started again, while a {{traffic_manager}} and
> {{traffic_server}} are still running.
> n.b.: This does not happen on Solaris, where SMF kills off all processes
> running in the same [contract(4)|http://illumos.org/man/4/contract].
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