Python and SIGINT, SIGTERM.

[Marcus von Appen]

On, Mon Aug 26, 2013, Jonathan Chen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm currently trying to use FreeBSD as my main python development O/S,
> and I'm noticing some oddness when I'm working with OpenERP. If I
> start the server from command line, a ^C to stop the server is rarely
> honoured. Similarly, when working with Eclipse + PyDev, a request to
> terminate a running instance will leave the process still actively
> running. In most cases, only a SIGKILL will work.
>
> I do not see this sort of behaviour when I'm using Ubuntu. Is this a
> problem with OpenERP, or does the problem lie with our python port?

Do you use the same version of OpenERP on both systems with the same
patches and build flags or a specific (probably prebuilt) build for each
of them?

If it is the latter case, can you ensure that OpenERP does not catch the
signals in order to shut down more gracefully?

Cheers
Marcus
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