[HELP] How do I send "ctrl+c" through terminal input?

[phere-x]

I have "requires terminal" enabled. I want to send what would be keystrokes of "ctrl+c" so the script I'm running isn't abruptly ended without properly finishing its process. As I'm having it download a live stream, and stopping and saving it before it naturally ends.

[bugy]

Hi @phere-x , did you try using stop button on UI? It should have very similar behavior for 98% of the cases
It sends sigterm signal, which a process can intercept and finish gracefully

[phere-x]

Hi I did try using the stop button but it just kills the bash script I'm triggering entirely. For further context I used YT-DLP & FFmpeg which downloads a stream in segments/parts & combines them together if the livestream ends or is halted by pressing Ctrl+C

[bugy]

I see, thanks. It seems, that youtube_dl doesn't recognize SIGTERM and only recognizes SIGINT (or just ctrl+C). I guess script-server needs a way to override which signal is sent to a script on stop.

[MNeill73]

Seems like the cleanest option would be a toggle in the script configuration, to "Send SIGINT instead of SIGTERM on stop"

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