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Exit gracefully on SIGINT
I am trying to run this in docker under systemd and was getting failures trying to restart the job. Before ctrl + c would not kill the task successfully when running under docker, this fixes that as well.
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- Improved process termination handling on user interrupt signals.
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The update enhances the application's robustness by adding a 'SIGINT' process event listener in rtl.js
to enable graceful process exit upon receiving an interrupt signal. It also includes minor adjustments to variable assignments for improved efficiency.
Changes
File(s) | Change Summary |
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rtl.js |
Added a process event listener for 'SIGINT' to exit the process and made minor adjustments to variable assignments. |
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'SIGINT' caught, the app shall rest,
With variables tweaked, for the very best.
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I tried the code review bots suggestion, but it didn't fix the problem and still blocks stopping the service
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14626636/how-do-i-shutdown-a-node-js-https-server-immediately
I think server.close() just stops the server accepting new connections but keeps alive any existing connections.
Anyways, up to you if you want to accept this change. I am using it to run RTL in systemd in docker.