/**
* g_process_finish:
*
* This is a public API function to be called by the user code when the
* daemon exits after properly initialized (e.g. when it terminates because
* of SIGTERM). This function currently only removes the PID file.
**/
void
g_process_finish(void)
{
#ifdef SYSLOG_NG_HAVE_ENVIRON
/**
* There is a memory leak for **environ and elements that should be
* freed here theoretically.
*
* The reason why environ is copied during g_process_set_argv_space
* so to be able to overwrite process title in ps/top commands to
* supervisor. In bsd there is setproctitle call which solve this,
* but currently it is not available for linux.
*
* The problem is that modules can add their own env variables to the
* list, which must not be freed here, otherwise it would result
* double free (e.g some version of Oracle Java). One might also would
* try to track which environment variables are added by syslog-ng,
* and free only those. There is still a problem with this, **environ
* itself cannot be freed in some cases. For example libcurl registers
* an atexit function which needs an environment variable, that would
* be freed here before at_exit is called, resulting in invalid read.
*
* As this leak does not cause any real problem like accumulating over
* time, it is safe to leave it as it is.
*/
#endif
g_process_remove_pidfile();
}
/**
* g_process_finish:
*
* This is a public API function to be called by the user code when the
* daemon exits after properly initialized (e.g. when it terminates because
* of SIGTERM). This function currently only removes the PID file.
**/
void
g_process_finish(void)
{
g_process_remove_pidfile();
}