Mark Blakeney

I installed `gtop` to see what it was like. First thing I typed was `gtop -h` and then `gtop --help` but in both cases it just started without any output/complaint...

To gracefully shut down services, `systemd` sends a `SIGTERM` followed 90 secs later by a `SIGKILL` if necessary (see [here](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.kill.html)). Due to this issue there is no easy way to...

Sorry, but I really don't want to create a signal handler (it is asynchronous and there are plenty of spin-off issues, e.g. when using `multiprocess` the children inherit the handler)...

I still think that simply returning from the event loop as I describe in my 2 posts above (and how meinheld does it) is a better way to go, and...

@jonashaag, what I am talking about is so simple it is embarrassing that I apparently have not explained it clearly enough in my first 2 posts here! :) Normally code...

I have a python program which just calls bjoern's `run()`. Actually it does that via bottles `run(..., server='bjoern')` which is even more trivial as I can just change `server='meinheld'` etc....

That would work of course but nowhere near as simple or intuitive as just returning from `run()` when terminating.

As above, I left bjoern and went to meinheld given this issue but am now back to bjoern for other reasons. My problem here was that bjoern does not return...

I just hit this issue as well. Searched around for a while then noticed that instruction in the docs and later found this issue. Can I ask why uasyncio is...

Just note that it often makes more sense to watch the directory and act on changes associated with the file name you want to watch. In particular, the file may...