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By default on redhat (and maybe centos), the service time-out is set to 90 seconds.
The rsyslog service (from the rpm) doesn't specify explicitly any time-out value. The default 90 seconds are not enough when the DA queues needs to be filled (when rsyslog need to transfer the the memory queues to the disk queues).
I guess it can be done with the argument "TimeoutStopSec=180" in rsyslog.service
Is it safe to integrate that in the RPM ? Or is it better to handle that by myself?
Thanks,
Ludovic
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Timeout using systemctl stop rsylog
Timeout using systemctl stop rsyslog
May 23, 2017
By default on redhat (and maybe centos), the service time-out is set to 90 seconds.
The rsyslog service (from the rpm) doesn't specify explicitly any time-out value. The default 90 seconds are not enough when the DA queues needs to be filled (when rsyslog need to transfer the the memory queues to the disk queues).
I guess it can be done with the argument "TimeoutStopSec=180" in rsyslog.service
Is it safe to integrate that in the RPM ? Or is it better to handle that by myself?
Thanks,
Ludovic
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: