Beispiel #1
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 def kill(self):
     'It kills all jobs'
     if 'popens' not in self._jobs:
         return
     for popen in self._jobs['popens']:
         #untill 2.6 subprocess.popen do not support kill
         if 'kill' in dir(popen):
             popen.kill()
         else:
             pid = popen.pid
             call(['kill', '-9', str(pid)])
Beispiel #2
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 def terminate(self):
     'It kills all jobs'
     if 'popens' not in self._jobs:
         return
     for popen in self._jobs['popens']:
         #untill 2.6 subprocess.popen do not support terminate
         if 'terminate' in dir(popen):
             popen.terminate()
         else:
             pid = popen.pid
             call(['kill', '-6', str(pid)])
 def test_run_condor_kill():
     'It test that we can kill a condor job'
     bin = create_test_binary()
     #a simple job
     cmd = [bin]
     cmd.extend(['-w'])
     popen = Popen(cmd, runner_conf={'transfer_executable':True})
     pid = str(popen.pid)
     popen.kill()
     stdout = call(['condor_q', pid])[0]
     assert pid not in stdout
     os.remove(bin)