Run Apache2 in background#215
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moufmouf
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Interesting trick! Let me test this! |
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Ok, I need to ask. How do you send a SIGWINCH signal to Apache? (right now, what I'm interested in is having Docker shutting down the container when I press ctrl-c, which happens to work) |
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Two ways: Either open a bash session and send the command: Or use the docker command: |
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Thank for your work but we waiting to long to merge it. This PR is based on branch v3. Please compare with v4 and make an other PR. |
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When running in foreground mode the SIGWINCH signal is simple being ignored by Apache2.
By switching to background mode and listening to the SIGTERM signal which then executes a graceful stop the problem is solved.