def broken_script_pipe(signum, frame):
try:
self.processes[self.processes.socket].finish()
except:
...
process.killall()
sys.exit() # Not os._exit
def terminate(signum, frame):
# self.processes.empty()
# @@ Actually could be another user sending the signal
user = os.environ.get("USER", "a signal")
signame = signames.get(signum, signum)
message = "%s made me do it (%s)" % (user, signame)
self.public.send("QUIT", message)
# This calls .finish(), so the QUIT above should work
self.processes.stop()
# Stop any stray commands, potentially corrupting queues
try: self.commands.collect(0)
except: ...
# Send SIGKILL to any remaining processes that we know of
process.killall()
# Since we're exiting, we don't need to mop up process queues
os._exit(0)
def terminate(signum, frame):
# self.processes.empty()
# @@ Actually could be another user sending the signal
user = os.environ.get("USER", "a signal")
signame = signames.get(signum, signum)
message = "%s made me do it (%s)" % (user, signame)
self.public.send("QUIT", message)
# This calls .finish(), so the QUIT above should work
self.processes.stop()
# Stop any stray commands, potentially corrupting queues
try:
self.commands.collect(0)
except:
...
# Send SIGKILL to any remaining processes that we know of
process.killall()
# Since we're exiting, we don't need to mop up process queues
os._exit(0)
def broken_script_pipe(signum, frame):
try: self.processes[self.processes.socket].finish()
except: ...
process.killall()
sys.exit() # Not os._exit
