Garlicoind doesn't handle ctrl+c about garlicoin

[opticalgenesis]

Both Ctrl-C and closing the window gives a crash on Windows 10 x64 as well

[quantumproducer]

On Linux it runs in background. Not expected..
Expected to start a new screen session with screen -S garlicd then do garlicoind then hit control+a, control+d to detach

[ryan-shaw]

@quantumproducer It doesn't run as a daemon, it runs in the foreground but just logs elsewhere, what you can do is add -printtoconsole if you want logging to stdout.

[dylmye]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1641182/how-can-i-catch-a-ctrl-c-event-c

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console/setconsolectrlhandler

bitcoin#9746

Hope this helps!

[ryan-shaw]

@dylmye I don't think catching is the problem

[dylmye]

WDYT is the cause? It's certainly related to the termination routine

[ryan-shaw]

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/9817/files

[dylmye]

It's possible even though that's for a segfault. I can post the thread call stack later if that helps

[ezquire]

We can probably close this it has been a bitcoin issue for a long time
bitcoin#471

[dylmye]

Can you do something like "press q to quit"?

[VhatAmI]

@ezquire but if it gets fixed we can say GRLC > BTC

[ezquire]

i'm not sure it can be fixed very easily and for such a small issue it would probably be way more work to refactor the code to handle interrupts, but again im a newbie so i'm not sure