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No graceful shutdown when connected to website #1028
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I don't understand what's your issue? The server stopped according to the logs. |
I checked this, and SEE connections are not getting closed during the graceful shutdown phase. Other connections would still terminate gracefully, but if a browser session is open then the graceful shutdown would always timeout after the default 30s. |
# [0.158.0](v0.157.5...v0.158.0) (2023-01-12) ### Bug Fixes * close SSE connections during shutdown ([3f773d1](3f773d1)), closes [#1028](#1028) * translated using Weblate ([f06c680](f06c680)) ### Features * library option to append ComicInfo Volume to Series title ([63b3c83](63b3c83)) * **webui:** navigate back to collection from series ([db56a38](db56a38)), closes [#1042](#1042) * **webui:** order collections/readlists by most recently modified in the Add To dialog ([592f87c](592f87c)), closes [#862](#862)
🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 0.158.0 🎉 The release is available on:
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Steps to reproduce
1: log-in on website
2: shut down server via SIGTERM or SIGINT
Expected behavior
graceful shutdown even with active requests perhaps?
Actual behavior
graceful shutdown aborted
Logs
Komga version
v0.157.5
Operating system
Linux
Other details
I am not too sure if it is a problem at all. Most likely it isn't just wanted to know if it is intended behavior or if it causes any kind of issues.
Additionally could a SIGKILL / forceful server shutdown / power outage mid scan corrupt the database? Should I keep versioned backups?
Acknowledgements
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