Is there a way to set the snap stop --disable
timeout? It seems it is set to 1 min now.
We have a case where the snap stop --disable
at [1] times out in some times (I guess on a stressed machine). The issue was reported by a MicroK8s user at [2].
Thanks
[1] https://github.com/ubuntu/microk8s/blob/master/microk8s-resources/wrappers/microk8s-stop.wrapper#L40
[2] https://github.com/ubuntu/microk8s/issues/774
Daemons can set a stop-timeout
, yes.
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I’ve been working on the bug mentioned by @kjackal before and I’m havin issues using this stop-timeout
setting.
I added it to all the daemons like this:
apps:
daemon-etcd:
command: run-etcd-with-args
daemon: simple
stop-command: sleep-infinity
stop-timeout: 300s
The stop-command: sleep-infinity
making the daemon sleep until the timeout occurs. Nevertheless, the timeout still occurs after a minute. What else am I missing?
There is a bug here in that snap stop
doesn’t obey the timeout set by the snap.yaml.
Specifically, the service-control
change creates a exec-command
task, which is hard-coded to fail after 61 seconds. See https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/blob/master/overlord/servicestate/servicestate.go#L111
Fixing this however is probably non-trivial and requires most of the work detailed in Systemctl service management unification, which is queued up but not yet being actively worked on.