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Re: [Duplicity-talk] Killing duplicity correctly?
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edgar . soldin |
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Re: [Duplicity-talk] Killing duplicity correctly? |
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Fri, 10 Oct 2014 10:55:17 +0200 |
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On 10.10.2014 00:19, Duplicity Mailing List wrote:
> Sorry for the utterly simple question, but I legitimately cannot find an
> answer, and I feel stupid for not being able to find it. Question simply
> is, how do I correctly kill duplicity? Every method I have tried leaves
> a .lock which I have to manually clean up. For reference, my goal is not
> to 'pause' duplicity (Although, that would be a benefit), it's to
> gracefully terminate it (And thus clean up all the half transferred
> files on the destination/lock file locally/etc...).
>
> I know this must be documented, but, searching for "cancel", "kill" and
> "stop" on the man page, Google and many mailing lists. The only result I
> could find of any value was a stackexchange post about the rsync
> command. I'm legitimately sorry I have to resort to wasting your time.
>
ctrl+c
or
kill <pid>
should both send SIGINT to the duplicity python process and having it stop
gracefully. if that leaves a lockfile then thisd is a bug and should be fixed.
..ede/duply.net