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Consumerd can't be killed if unable to connect to the error socket

Bug #365: Consumerd can't be killed if unable to connect to the error socket

Added by David Goulet over 13 years ago. Updated over 13 years ago.

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Resolved
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Normal
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Start date:
10/10/2012
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Description

When killing the session daemon, a consumerd, that was unable to connect to the error socket, does not quit.


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Related to LTTng-tools - Bug #367: After "pkill -9 lttng-sessiond", unable to launch sessiond again unless all instrumented app exitResolvedDavid Goulet10/10/2012

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DG Updated by David Goulet over 13 years ago Actions #1

Related to bug 387 because the metadata thread does not quit if the consumer_thread_sessiond_poll thread dies.

It's related because there is a behavior issue.

DG Updated by David Goulet over 13 years ago Actions #2

  • Status changed from Confirmed to Resolved

This is fixed. Unable to reproduce the issue.

If the sessiond thread dies in the consumer daemon, everything goes down as well after every streams has hang up (if any existing). Considering that if the consumer error socket is bad for some reason, the sessiond thread will stop and notifies the other threads as well to gracefully quit.

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