Sekexe never terminates

[d11wtq]

I'm loosely doing this:

sudo ./run $(pwd)/script.sh

Where script.sh does:

kill_docker() {
  [[ -f /var/run/docker.pid ]] && kill $(cat /var/run/docker.pid)
}
trap kill_docker EXIT
docker -d -p /var/run/docker.pid &

# runs my tests
behave

When I run this, my script finishes and I get the success output I expect, but sekexe never exits. Any clues?

Actual script here: https:/d11wtq/dockerpty/blob/master/.travis.yml

[d11wtq]

I'm seeing the same behaviour if I just replace the entire contents of the bash script it's running with echo blah. I see the 'blah', then nothing happens beyond sekexe running, as if sekexe is hung.

[thedrow]

did you try exit $??

[d11wtq]

Yes. The kernel continues to run (but crashes). Linux doesn't like the init process to just exit. You need to use halt to shut the kernel down cleanly.

[jpetazzo]

Do you still have that problem?

• If not, how did you solve it?
• If yes, you can you post some minimal files to reproduce it?