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I can't figure out why but silence.cpp seems to be ignoring SIGALRM and so it never stops. If I kill the tail manually (like silence.ccp is supposed to in the alarm handler) it finishes properly. If I send a SIGALRM to silence.cpp nothing happens. I'm on Debian Wheezy and it was working until a few weeks ago so it is probably a kernel or security update. Has anyone else seen this behaviour? | I can't figure out why but silence.cpp seems to be ignoring SIGALRM and so it never stops. If I kill the tail manually (like silence.ccp is supposed to in the alarm handler) it finishes properly. If I send a SIGALRM to silence.cpp nothing happens. I'm on Debian Wheezy and it was working until a few weeks ago so it is probably a kernel or security update. Has anyone else seen this behaviour? | ||
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Revision as of 23:38, 28 December 2013
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- Done. wagnerrp
It's stopped working recently
I can't figure out why but silence.cpp seems to be ignoring SIGALRM and so it never stops. If I kill the tail manually (like silence.ccp is supposed to in the alarm handler) it finishes properly. If I send a SIGALRM to silence.cpp nothing happens. I'm on Debian Wheezy and it was working until a few weeks ago so it is probably a kernel or security update. Has anyone else seen this behaviour?
Fixed in silence.cpp v4.2 - I don't know what has changed but the process has SIGALRM blocked when it starts so this change simply unblocks it and all is good in the world again.
