Please see example, there is the process that should create 2 files in /tmp. But after 1 file creation ecore_exe_quit is calling. Nothing happens, second file is creating successfully, but shouldn't.
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i would not advise to do this. so what command ends the exe? we listen for a sigchild. which sighld is it if its a string of commands... you might want to add a subshell so there is only a single command sl change the cmd to be
"sh -c \"rm -rf x && mkdir -p y && touch z\""
then when the parent sh returns the command is done.
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I wouldn't do that either. But I've done a quick experiment and here's what happens:
17:59 jpeg@albator ~ % zsh -c "/usr/bin/sleep 10" & [1] 12946 17:59 jpeg@albator ~ % kill -QUIT $! [1] + quit (core dumped) zsh -c "/usr/bin/sleep 10"
This worked "fine". Sleep was killed and the shell exited.
(in terminal 1) zsh -c "/usr/bin/sleep 30" (in terminal 2) kill -QUIT <pid>
In that case nothing happens! Not sure why, but I guess the same would happen with other shells. So yeah I don't think this ticket really is valid.