Ports won't terminate after test

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Ports won't terminate after test

canercidam opened this issue 9 years ago · comments

Hello,

On the first test:

$ cd Basic_View
$ openfl test html5

the compiled project runs on Google Chrome. When I close it, the process on bash won't terminate. Therefore I interrupt it with CTRL+Z.

Then I try to test it once more with same commands, I get an EADDRINUSE error on bash which is because node-windows.exe wasn't terminated. So I need to terminate it from bash every time with a command or use taskmgr to find and kill the program.

Is there an easier way to get past this? Could I be doing something wrong about how to terminate a tested project?

Greg Caldwell · Answer 1 · Sun Sep 06 2015 15:21:44 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

This isn't an Away3d specific issue but more related to the test web server use through the OpenFl Test command. Having said that, although I use a Mac I believe that you should be using CTRL+C to terminate the bash process instead of Z. CTRL+Z suspends the process whereas CTRL+C kills the process.

Let me know how you get on.

Caner Çıdam · Answer 2 · Sun Sep 06 2015 21:04:03 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Sorry if I posted something irrelevant, but I've never come across such a thing testing any OpenFl examples before. That's why I wanted to ask you guys.

Neither CTRL+Z, nor CTRL+C works for me. How does it terminate on Mac? Does it kill the corresponding application when you close the project on the browser?

Caner Çıdam · Answer 3 · Sun Sep 06 2015 21:24:05 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Okay, looks like I figured out the reason:

I tried once on Windows Command Line Prompt and I had no problems. Then I used mintty which I'm running on Cygwin, it couldn't terminate the application again. So that was the reason, looks like the Cygwin bash I'm using doesn't have permissions to kill that application or something else is going wrong while trying to terminate.

Thanks a lot for your attention!