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I'm using up9inc/mockintosh docker image to run mockintosh server. When I try to stop the running docker container, it will not stop immediately. Instead, docker will wait for around 10 seconds and then force-kill it, which is pretty annoying.
I think the reason is that mockintosh entry point does not react to SIGTERM signal: if I exec bash in the running container and run kill 1 there, nothing happens, even though that command is expected to terminate the mockintosh process.
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I'm using
up9inc/mockintosh
docker image to run mockintosh server. When I try to stop the running docker container, it will not stop immediately. Instead, docker will wait for around 10 seconds and then force-kill it, which is pretty annoying.I think the reason is that mockintosh entry point does not react to SIGTERM signal: if I exec bash in the running container and run
kill 1
there, nothing happens, even though that command is expected to terminate the mockintosh process.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: