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/**
* Verify that killing an instance of mongod while it is in a long running computation or infinite
* loop still leads to clean shutdown, and that said shutdown is prompt.
*
* For our purposes, "prompt" is defined as "before stopMongod() decides to send a SIGKILL", which
* would not result in a zero return code.
*/
var baseName = "jstests_disk_killall";
var dbpath = MongoRunner.dataPath + baseName;
var mongod = MongoRunner.runMongod({dbpath: dbpath});
var db = mongod.getDB( "test" );
var collection = db.getCollection( baseName );
assert.writeOK(collection.insert({}));
var awaitShell = startParallelShell(
"db." + baseName + ".count( { $where: function() { while( 1 ) { ; } } } )",
mongod.port);
sleep( 1000 );
/**
* 0 == mongod's exit code on Windows, or when it receives TERM, HUP or INT signals. On UNIX
* variants, stopMongod sends a TERM signal to mongod, then waits for mongod to stop. If mongod
* doesn't stop in a reasonable amount of time, stopMongod sends a KILL signal, in which case mongod
* will not exit cleanly. We're checking in this assert that mongod will stop quickly even while
* evaling an infinite loop in server side js.
*/
var exitCode = MongoRunner.stopMongod(mongod);
assert.eq(0, exitCode, "got unexpected exitCode");
// Waits for shell to complete
exitCode = awaitShell({checkExitSuccess: false});
assert.neq(0, exitCode, "expected shell to exit abnormally due to mongod being terminated");
mongod = MongoRunner.runMongod({
port: mongod.port,
restart: true,
cleanData: false,
dbpath: mongod.dbpath
});
db = mongod.getDB( "test" );
collection = db.getCollection( baseName );
assert( collection.stats().ok );
assert( collection.drop() );
MongoRunner.stopMongod(mongod);
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