On Thu, 7 May 2009, Oliver Stöneberg wrote: > When you send a SIGINT (STRG+C) to XMail it might not shutdown > properly as some threads are still active. You need to send it again > at least once to get XMail to actually shutdown. It was an > installation, that was still getting mails and the threads were SMTP > ones. It appears to me the creation of new threads is not suppressed > by the signal. > > I haven't verified this behavior in 1.25, but it was happening to me > in 1.24 quite a few times.
XMail tries to wait for all the threads to have completed their current task, but there might be some of them in the middle of a lengthy network operation, so you might end up not getting out soon. - Davide
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