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SSH and Ctrl-C leave attic serve instances alive and prevent further upload #371

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filcuc opened this issue Jan 12, 2016 · 0 comments
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filcuc commented Jan 12, 2016

Am i missing something with how attic works with SSH.

  1. if i start a long upload through SSH by giving the following command
attic create -c 5 -v root@example.com:repository.attic::Monday /some/where
  1. Stop it by hitting Ctrl-C
  2. Executing again the command at point (1)
    attic hangs and never start working again...the issue is due to zombie (or idle) instances of attic serve on the remote ssh server. The only way for making it work again is executing
killall attic

on the remote server

To me this seems very cumbersome...shouldn't the attic serve instances timeout and exit?

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