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Posted to dev@chukwa.apache.org by 束舞康 <me...@yahoo.com.cn> on 2011/09/15 13:42:44 UTC

Question about chukwa stop

Dear all,
I have succesfully configured the chukwa in Ubuntu 9,but I cannot stop the process correctly. I find that the /bin/chukwa stop the process by " kill -1 `cat ${CHUKWA_PID_DIR}/$PID.pid`",and I wonder if that "kill -1" is an error in this command, for there is no "kill -1" in manual of kill.
 
Thanks for replying soon.
 
Best wishes!
 
Fandy

Re: Question about chukwa stop

Posted by Eric Yang <er...@gmail.com>.

It probably should use kill `cat ${CHUKWA_PID}/$PID.pid` instead of -1.  Chukwa trunk has this updated to use -TERM.  I recommend to use trunk instead of Chukwa 0.4.  Hope this helps.

regards,
Eric

On Sep 15, 2011, at 4:50 AM, 束舞 康 wrote:

>  
> Dear all,
> I have succesfully configured the chukwa in Ubuntu 9,but I cannot stop the process correctly. I find that the /bin/chukwa stop the process by " kill -1 `cat ${CHUKWA_PID_DIR}/$PID.pid`",and I wonder if that "kill -1" is an error in this command, for there is no "kill -1" in manual of kill.
>  
> Thanks for replying soon.
>  
> Best wishes!
>  
> Fandy
> 
>

Question about chukwa stop

Posted by 束舞康 <me...@yahoo.com.cn>.

 
Dear all,
I have succesfully configured the chukwa in Ubuntu 9,but I cannot stop the process correctly. I find that the /bin/chukwa stop the process by " kill -1 `cat ${CHUKWA_PID_DIR}/$PID.pid`",and I wonder if that "kill -1" is an error in this command, for there is no "kill -1" in manual of kill.

Thanks for replying soon.

Best wishes!

Fandy