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I'm using NSTask to execute a series of long running commands like so:

commandToRun = @"command 1;command2";
NSArray *arguments = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
                      @"-c",
                      commandToRun,
                      nil];
self.task = [[NSTask alloc] init];
[self.task setLaunchPath: @"/bin/sh"];
[self.task setArguments: arguments];
[self.task launch];

This creates a process for the shell, and a child process for whichever command is running at the time (command 1 or command 2). If I kill the task with [self.task terminate] it only kills the parent process. Is there a way to identify and kill the children too?

È stato utile?

Soluzione

It's not exactly elegant, but you can make sh launch the subtasks as background processes and then write their PIDs to a file using the shell variable $! as per here, blocking till each background process completes to maintain asynchronicity:

commandToRun = @"command1 & echo $! > /tmp/childpid; wait $!; command2 & echo $! > /tmp/childpid; wait $!";

Then when you call [self.task terminate] you should also invoke:

system("kill -9 `cat /tmp/childpid`");
...or something equivalent.

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