nghttpx: Save PID file after it is ready to accept connections
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src/shrpx.cc
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src/shrpx.cc
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@ -946,10 +946,6 @@ int event_loop() {
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redirect_stderr_to_errorlog();
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redirect_stderr_to_errorlog();
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}
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}
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if (!get_config()->pid_file.empty()) {
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save_pid();
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}
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SignalServer ssv;
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SignalServer ssv;
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rv = pipe(ssv.ipc_fd.data());
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rv = pipe(ssv.ipc_fd.data());
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@ -996,6 +992,14 @@ int event_loop() {
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worker_process_childev.data = nullptr;
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worker_process_childev.data = nullptr;
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ev_child_start(loop, &worker_process_childev);
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ev_child_start(loop, &worker_process_childev);
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// Write PID file when we are ready to accept connection from peer.
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// This makes easier to write restart script for nghttpx. Because
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// when we know that PID file is recreated, it means we can send
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// QUIT signal to the old process to make it shutdown gracefully.
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if (!get_config()->pid_file.empty()) {
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save_pid();
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}
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ev_run(loop, 0);
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ev_run(loop, 0);
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return 0;
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return 0;
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