Re: hcienginestop

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Tony Benitz
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    We discovered the same issue with the “hanging”.  Our solution was to take the basic program and add command line parameters to it to allow the number of loops and the wait time.

    The real issue is that you are waiting 30 seconds for 10 times for a response within the hcienginestop code.

    So now when we use hcienginestop, if you supply -s # and / or -t # it will use the command line parameters

    For example, hcienginestop -p proc_name -s 1 -t 1

    If the “nice” stop does not work, the process flow will wait one second for one loop, then start the process killing.

    Works great.

    Tony 😯