On 21/06/2011 8:58 AM, Matt Jibson wrote:
I'm using the win32 extensions to install and run a service that can
take 10-15 seconds to gracefully shutdown. It successfully receives the
shutdown signal, but Windows Server 2008 kills the process before it can
shutdown normally. Works fine on Windows
I believe it is possible to catch the shutdown event, cancel it, and send a
new one when the service is done cleaning up. Not pretty, but nothing ever is
when there's a hardwired timeout involved.
On Monday 20 June 2011, Matt Jibson wrote:
> I'm using the win32 extensions to install and run a
I'm using the win32 extensions to install and run a service that can take
10-15 seconds to gracefully shutdown. It successfully receives the shutdown
signal, but Windows Server 2008 kills the process before it can shutdown
normally. Works fine on Windows Server 2003. I'm aware this is possibly a
Wi
