Jan-Henrik Haukeland <address@hidden> writes:
If you really want to make sure that a process was stopped, you can in
the stop program or in the script monit calls to stop the process, add
code that kills the process with SIGKILL if graceful termination did
not succeed. (Of course, this could instead be implemented in monit,
i.e. if monit failed to stop a process it sends SIGKILL to the process
as it's final action, but I think this decision should be done in the
stop program monit calls and not by monit).
On second thought, maybe monit *should* send a process the SIGKILL
signal as its last action if the process wont stop after monit called
the stop program for the process. What do others think?
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Jan-Henrik Haukeland
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