Hi
all,
I have a Squeak3.8-6665full.image running a Pier wiki in linux. I've
managed to make some scripts to start and stop it
headless.
What I'm trying to do now is to make an option to stop this service
saving the image. Right now it starts ok and quits without saving ok, but the
option I've made to quit saving the image is not saving it.
When I send the signal I see the process quiting immediately where in the
other hand if I evaluate "SmalltalkImage current snapshot: false andQuit: true"
in the squeak environment, it has a normal "image save
delay".
Perhaps the linux isn't giving enough time to the process so the image
can save? anybody has a workarround for this?
thank you,
Sebastian
Here is the relevant script:
cleaner := [
logger value:'Clearing handlers
de WARegistry...' value: logFile.
WARegistry
clearAllHandlers.
logger value:'Garbage collecting...' value:
logFile.
Smalltalk garbageCollect].
quit
:= [OSProcess accessor forwardSigQuit wait.
logger value:'Received SIGQUIT' value:
logFile.
cleaner value.
logger value:'Closing
squeak without saving image...' value: logFile.
SmalltalkImage
current snapshot: false andQuit: true].
term := [OSProcess
accessor forwardSigTerm wait.
logger value:'Received SIGTERM' value:
logFile.
cleaner value.
logger value:'Closing squeak saving image...' value:
logFile.
SmalltalkImage current snapshot: true andQuit: true].
(Smalltalk at:#asistente)
at:#quit put: quit;
at:#term put:
term;
yourself.
I've
also tried with SIGINT with the same
result.
Locked
