In Jenkins projects we have many users complaining that the slave/agent is "already connected", because they have a runaway slave/agent process. It happens when WinSW gets terminated without executing the process shutdown logic (force kill) or when WinSW fails to terminate the process.
As a part of WinSW 2.0, it would be great to create a logic, which...
- records PID of the created process to the disc
- performs status check of the previously spawned process upon restart
- terminates the runaway process if required
It can be done via WinSW 2 "plugin"
Issue: winsw/winsw#125
Originally reported by
oleg_nenashev, imported from: WinSW: Automatically terminate runaway processes in Windows services
- assignee:
oleg_nenashev
- status: Resolved
- priority: Major
- component(s): core
- label(s): winsw
- resolution: Fixed
- resolved: 2017-03-13T16:01:07+00:00
- votes: 4
- watchers: 7
- imported: 2025-11-24
Raw content of original issue
In Jenkins projects we have many users complaining that the slave/agent is "already connected", because they have a runaway slave/agent process. It happens when WinSW gets terminated without executing the process shutdown logic (force kill) or when WinSW fails to terminate the process.
As a part of WinSW 2.0, it would be great to create a logic, which...
- records PID of the created process to the disc
- performs status check of the previously spawned process upon restart
- terminates the runaway process if required
It can be done via WinSW 2 "plugin"
Issue: winsw/winsw#125
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In Jenkins projects we have many users complaining that the slave/agent is "already connected", because they have a runaway slave/agent process. It happens when WinSW gets terminated without executing the process shutdown logic (force kill) or when WinSW fails to terminate the process.
As a part of WinSW 2.0, it would be great to create a logic, which...
It can be done via WinSW 2 "plugin"
Issue: winsw/winsw#125
Originally reported by
oleg_nenashev, imported from: WinSW: Automatically terminate runaway processes in Windows services
Raw content of original issue
It can be done via WinSW 2 "plugin" Issue: winsw/winsw#125
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