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When sending a TERM signal to the kolabd master process `kill $(cat /run/kolabd/kolabd.pid)` the pidfile gets removed but the main process and it's childs doesn't stop. Only `killall kolabd` will help. This is also the cause why the start-stop-daemon script fails when using the --pidfile options. Solution is to kill childs created by multiprocessing when terminating the master process.

When sending a TERM signal to the kolabd master process `kill $(cat /run/kolabd/kolabd.pid)` the pidfile gets removed but the main process and it's childs don't stop. The childs never receive a kill signal and the master process waits until the childs will stop (which they never will). Only `killall kolabd` will help. This is also the cause why the start-stop-daemon script fails when using the --pidfile options. Solution is to kill childs created by multiprocessing when terminating the master process.

When sending a TERM signal to the kolabd master process `kill $(cat /run/kolabd/kolabd.pid)` the pidfile gets removed but the main process and it's childs doesn't stop. The childs never receive a kill signal and the master process waits until the childs will stop (which they never will). Only `killall kolabd` will help. This is also the cause why the start-stop-daemon script fails when using the --pidfile options. Solution is to kill childs created by multiprocessing when terminating the master process.