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We are using groovy-ssh to stop a process on a bunch of servers in our dev environments. We'd like to be able to kill the processes that don't stop gracefully within a specific amount of time.
Is it possible to implement a command execution timeout that will simply abandon the current command and disconnect from the session?
(The timeout currently implemented in groovy-ssh seems to be related to establishing and maintaining connections.)
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We are using groovy-ssh to stop a process on a bunch of servers in our dev environments. We'd like to be able to kill the processes that don't stop gracefully within a specific amount of time.
Is it possible to implement a command execution timeout that will simply abandon the current command and disconnect from the session?
(The timeout currently implemented in groovy-ssh seems to be related to establishing and maintaining connections.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: