I have some code that creates automated changes() Listeners/Events/Cursor/Streams (whatever you wanna call them) for every logged-in user.
If I now try to restart the Service the r.getPoolMaster().drain(); doesn't work so I need to force quit the Service. \
The thing is, I don't have/saved access to those Streams so I can't close them. \
If I deactivate the code that creates the Streams r.getPoolMaster().drain(); works as expected.
I have some code that creates automated
changes()
Listeners/Events/Cursor/Streams (whatever you wanna call them) for every logged-in user. If I now try to restart the Service ther.getPoolMaster().drain();
doesn't work so I need to force quit the Service. \ The thing is, I don't have/saved access to those Streams so I can't close them. \ If I deactivate the code that creates the Streamsr.getPoolMaster().drain();
works as expected.Version: Rethink: 2.4.2~0bullseye (GCC 10.2.1) Dash: 9.6.3