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Better Ctrl-C Behavior #140

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Better Ctrl-C Behavior #140

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@pnagurny pnagurny changed the title WIP Better Ctrl-C Behavior Better Ctrl-C Behavior Aug 24, 2015
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After running $ node bin/start.js, ^C doesn't stop the node here.

@@ -26,3 +26,32 @@ daemon.on('error', function(err) {
daemon.on('open', function(status) {
log.info('status="%s"', status);
});

function exitHandler(options, err) {
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Since this is reused. Should it be a part of the Node?

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It makes sense to have this in the bin scripts and not lib/ because other people using bitcore node in their own application may want to handle process signals differently. I'm up for having a util class in bin/ which can have the exit handler if we don't want to have the same code twice, or we can wait for your command line interface changes and deal with it then.

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Or we can put it as Node.prototype.defaultExitHandler.

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We can handle this in another PR.

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With the changes in pnagurny#1 I'm getting a segment fault after shutdown. I've tracked it down to an issue with closing LevelDB in leveldown, and is likely related to Level/leveldown#157

Patrick Nagurny and others added 7 commits August 24, 2015 13:29
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LGTM

braydonf pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 24, 2015
@braydonf braydonf merged commit 4a50df9 into bitpay:master Aug 24, 2015
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Excellent work on this, the shutdown behavior is much better now.

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