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Re: Exitcode is 0 when killing a cygwin initiated process via taskmanager


On 12/23/2014 3:33 AM, - wrote:
Hi,

Any idea how to solve (get the "canceled" exit code? Remember: The
script continues like a normal finish of the command)

What do you mean by "canceled" exit code, pretty please?

oh, any exitcode <> 0 would be nice. Sending sigkill on debian gives a 137.

The point is, I rely on having a successfully executed command, if
exitcode is 0. In this case command is terminated, left garbage and
did not do its job and I go on like everything would be fine. How
should error checking care about such a condition / state?

Any ideas? And by the way, is such a condition in pure GNU/Linux
producible? Sigkill is quite brute force exit isn't it?

no. It is just the standard way, you ask the program to kill itself.
In that case

result: 143

Using Taskmanager is brute force as cygwin dll can not act
and correctly manage the exitcode

Regards
Marco


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