The latest CVS version of cygrunsrv now has a '--shutdown' option,
enabling a feature where cygrunsrv notices the start of system
shutdown and sends the termination signal to the managed application
process at that time, giving the application a chance to shutdown
itself cleanly.
This feature is useful with applications such as the PostgreSQL
postmaster, which won't start up correctly if it was previously
terminated without a chance to clean up some files (postmaster.pid, in
particular).
See the end of
<http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin-apps/2001-05/msg00075.html> for
instructions on getting cygrunsrv from CVS.
Note that PostgreSQL also needs a patch to ignore SIGHUP for shutdown
on Cygwin to work properly.
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