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When manually starting and stopping a Pharo image using pharo-ctl.sh, it saves the wrong process ID (PID) in the run-sputnik.pid file.
Example error:
jvalteren@leo:~/pharo/sputnik$ ./pharo-ctl.sh run-sputnik stop sputnik Executing ./pharo-ctl.sh run-sputnik stop sputnik Working directory /home/jvalteren/pharo/sputnik Stopping run-sputnik Killing 24624 ./pharo-ctl.sh: line 76: kill: (24624) - No such process
The actual process ID is different:
jvalteren@leo:~/pharo/sputnik$ ps -ef |grep run-sputnik jvalter+ 24305 1 7 10:32 pts/0 00:00:22 /home/jvalteren/pharo/sputnik/../bin/pharo-vm/lib/pharo/5.0-201901051900/pharo --vm-display-null /home/jvalteren/pharo/sputnik/sputnik.image /home/jvalteren/pharo/sputnik/run-sputnik.st
Might have something to do with a bash script forking off the actual Pharo VM process.
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When manually starting and stopping a Pharo image using pharo-ctl.sh, it saves the wrong process ID (PID) in the run-sputnik.pid file.
Example error:
The actual process ID is different:
Might have something to do with a bash script forking off the actual Pharo VM process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: