LinuxQuestions.org - [SOLVED] systemctl kill pgm to fast

Hi,

I have a java pgm running on a server.
I made a bash script for start the java and an other to stop the programme.

And a call these scripts from a systemd script.

Code:

[Unit]

Description=PONTBASCULEDP

After=mysqld.service



[Service]

Type=oneshot

ExecStart=/opt/middleware/pontbasculedp/start_robot_pontbasculedp.sh

ExecStop=/opt/middleware/pontbasculedp/stop_robot_pontbasculedp.sh

RemainAfterExit=yes



[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

The command for ending the program consist to put a value "STOP" on a table and a thread check if the "STOP" is set and if yes, end thread and exist the application.

But when the call of stop_robot_pontbasculedp.sh is executed by systemd, I see that the flag for stopping the pgm is set but systemctl send the SGIKILL or SIFTERM to fast and the process is killed and not ended correctly.

So how to add a wait or somethings like this for ask systemd to wait the end of the program ?