You mentioned all threads are terminating except one. Did you look at
its stack e.g. using Process Explorer? Maybe it gives a hint what it's
doing or waiting for.
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bpa wrote:
> How about "notmyfault" type process see
> https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/markrussinovich/2005/08/17/unkillable-processes/
>
> edit:
> It describes how to trace callback to hanging point which may not be
> very useful with Perl but if it is related to your helper exe - it may
philippe_44 wrote:
> Nothing strange, just it can't be killed
How about "notmyfault" type process see
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/markrussinovich/2005/08/17/unkillable-processes/
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reinholdk wrote:
> I assume you've checked that it's the same process id that is living on
> after you've tried to kill it?
Yes, it's the same that stays sticky
bpa wrote:
> Have you tried using somehting like "Process Explorer" to see if there
> is something "odd" about the process state,
Have you tried using somehting like "Process Explorer" to see if there
is something "odd" about the process state, child processes etc. It
seems to be like a Linux zombie - where it is stuck waiting on an event
typically I/O request or from a child process.
I assume you've checked that it's the same process id that is living on
after you've tried to kill it?
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Apesbrain wrote:
> Check your squeezesvr service setting to be sure it is not set to
> auto-restart if stopped.
>
> I use a simple bat file to restart the squeezesvr service:
>
> Net stop squeezesvr
> Timeout /t -5
> Net start squeezesvr
>
> Did that from memory so I hope it's correct.
No
Check your squeezesvr service setting to be sure it is not set to
auto-restart if stopped.
I use a simple bat file to restart the squeezesvr service:
Net stop squeezesvr
Timeout /t -5
Net start squeezesvr
Did that from memory so I hope it's correct.
Hi - A week ago, although I did not do any change to my LMS system, a
very annoying problem occured on my Win7 installation. The
SqueezeSvr.exe (7.9.1) process won't die. Whether I start it as a system
service and try to kill it this way, or in the session, does not change
anything. Stopping LMS
