Fix for gracefully_kill_them_all() which broke setups using fifo-base… - #2740
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…d master graceful reload - Instead of doing a blocking waitpid call, use WNOHANG calls to avoid breaking existing child process signal handling which was part of the master fork/exit cleanup that allowed FIFO-based zero downtime reloads to happen. This will also allow the fix to continue on as this code will block until all the workers have exited.
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This is a fix for #2722 which is a critical bug blocking existing users from upgrading. It keeps the same logic as the original fix in #2656 (included in the 2.0.27 release) by blocking the gracefully_kill_them_all() function from finishing until all the child workers exit. BUT, it uses the WNOHANG approach which seems to allow existing signal handler logic to do the needed cleanup for the old master process to exit cleanly.
Please consider this - thanks!