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wrapper.signal.mode.hup Property

wrapper.signal.mode.hup Property

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wrapper.signal.mode.hup

Makes it possible to control what the Wrapper process does when an HUP signal is received. Valid modes include: `IGNORE` to do nothing, `RESTART` to restart the JVM, `SHUTDOWN` to shutdown, or `FORWARD` to forward the signal to the JVM process. The default value is `FORWARD`.

If the wrapper.ignore_signals property is set, this property will function as if it has the value of `IGNORE`.

If the signal is forwarded to the JVM, user code will have the opportunity to handle the signal by either processing the appropriate WrapperControlEvent event or via a custom WrapperListener implementation. See the javadocs for those classes for further details.

Example:

    wrapper.signal.mode.hup=FORWARD

NOTE MEG |  | Reloading the Wrapper configuration will have no effect on the value of this property. Changes will not take effect until the Wrapper has been restarted.

by Leif Mortenson

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