shutdown problems on win32
От | Barry Lind |
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Тема | shutdown problems on win32 |
Дата | |
Msg-id | 4057E554.6040807@xythos.com обсуждение исходный текст |
Список | pgsql-hackers-win32 |
I mentioned this a few days ago, but I have a little more information to add. The problem I reported was that I am having difficultly shutting down the postmaster in the current win32 code base. I start the postmaster in a windows console and then am using ctrl-C to shut it down (is there some other way to do this until the services code is added?). What I am seeing is that sometimes the postmaster doesn't respond to the ctrl-C until much later. The additional info I have is as follows: 1) startup the postmaster 2) ctrl-c it shuts down as expected the case that doesn't work: 1) startup the postmaster 2) connect via psql 3) exit from psql 4) ctrl-c the postmaster it doesn't shutdown 5) connect via psql again (successfully) 6) exit psql 7) connect via psql again (this time connection will fail) 8) postmaster finally shutsdown Here is what I have noticed that is strange: when the postmaster starts up I see three processes (the one postmaster process and two postgres processes (stats collector processes I assume) which seems completely normal. However when I connect via psql I now see 5 processes, the one postmaster and four postgres processes. Whereas on linux I only see 4 (1 + 3). Then when I exit psql only one of the two extra processes goes away. So after connecting via psql and exiting there is an extra postgres process hanging around. This doesn't happen on linux. Is this expected behavior? Could this be contributing to my shutdown problems? thanks, --Barry
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