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panic on signal during startup #514
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…server before assigning it (ie. read before write) fixes elastic#514
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elastic#580) Introduce a flag and a mutex in the beater so that we can't stop the server before assigning it (ie. read before write) fixes elastic#514
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elastic#580) Introduce a flag and a mutex in the beater so that we can't stop the server before assigning it (ie. read before write) fixes elastic#514
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elastic#580) Introduce a flag and a mutex in the beater so that we can't stop the server before assigning it (ie. read before write) fixes elastic#514
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Still investigating if the kibana dashboard setup is related or just a convenient way to reproduce this. Reliably getting a panic on ctrl-c immediately after start up using:
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