Fix file descriptor leak in service on quit().#1812
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Fix file descriptor leak in service on quit().#1812zkulis wants to merge 1 commit intoultrafunkamsterdam:masterfrom
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Is this still working for you with Chrome v124? I implemented this for FlareSolverr, was working fine with v123, but now not with v124 - FlareSolverr/FlareSolverr#1161 |
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This PR ensures that the chromedriver service is closed gracefully in
quit(), allowing the service to free any allocated file descriptors. If the service is simply killed, the file descriptors are not properly freed, eventually resulting in the "Too many open files" error in Linux.Also see:
#1123