Closed ernstste closed 2 years ago
Hi Stefan,
yes, killing with crtl+c
worked in the past.
It stopped working when we started to link the C program against python to allow for the UDF stuff.
I have no idea why this happens and unfortunately, I have no idea on how to fix this...
I am labeling this as help wanted
in the slight hope that someone reading this might know what to do.
There is not much else I can do at the moment...
Hey @ernstste & @davidfrantz,
I might have a solution for the bug (if I understood the problem correctly). While testing, I was able to terminate the UDF-process with SIGINT
, i.e. ctrl+c
. I can't tell, whether this is indeed the correct way, so maybe take the solution with a grain of salt?!
Cheers, Florian
Hi all,
Florian solved this issue :)
Many Thanks, this is much appreciated! David
I am running some Python code using UDF in the higher level module and it doesn't seem like FORCE is able to catch keyboard interrupt signals (ctrl+c) to exit. Not sure whether this is specifically related to higher-level, but I remember it happened to me before (not sure which module, but definitely not using UDF). Only option to terminate seems to be sending term/kill signals through top/htop at the moment. This has not always been the case.