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Re: [jetty-users] Cleaning temp directory
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Il 21/02/2014 16:41, Andrea Cappelli ha scritto:
Il 21/02/2014 15:17, Joakim Erdfelt ha scritto:
persistTempDirectory is for the webapp temp directory.
That is checked on webapp stop (such as server shutdown, or manual
webapp stop, or even webapp redeployment)
As for the File.deleteOnExit(), that's a classlib / jvm feature, if
it isn't working for you, then you have bigger concerns. Namely that
java itself cant do what its designed to do.
Taking a look on my Fedora 20 and Ubuntu 12.04 machines with
thousands of jetty starts I have 0
${java.io.tmpdir}/start*.properties files at the moment.
I even have java.io.tmpdir setup in different ways depending on the
configuration I'm working with at the moment.
Some as start scripts, some as upstart, some as sysvinit, some as
systemd, some from command line, some from start.ini, even some from
start.d.
A full scan of the filesystems for start*.properties also shows no
relevant hits.
I suppose my issue is related to upstart, if I manually start jetty
through command line the file .properties is correctly deleted when I
stop the jvm......
I found my problem enabling the jatty.state file
In my upstart script I had
kill signal KILL
with this directive when upstart stop the service jetty receives the
wrong signal and never enter the STOPPING state, so it never clean up
anything
Thnaks to everyone and sorry for the noise
--
Andrea Cappelli
