Why Does The Tuxedo tmshutdown Command, With A "-w" Option, Fail To Shut Down All Tuxedo WSH processes? (Doc ID 776166.1)

Last updated on JUNE 07, 2022

Applies to:

Goal

CONFIGURATION:

Tuxedo 8.x

DESCRIPTION:

The command "tmshutdown -w<delay> -s WSL" normally shuts down the Tuxedo WSL process as well as its associated WSH processes. The "-w" option allows the BBL to send a SIGTERM and then a SIGKILL to ensure that the shutdown occurs unconditionally.

In some situations, however, the WSHs processes are not shut down as expected.

To reproduce this behavior, boot a WSL process with at least one WSH. Run gdb, and attach to the process ID of the WSL, which will keep the WSL busy. Next, execute "tmshutdown -w3 -s WSL". Notice that the WSL is terminated, but not the WSH.

Solution

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