Killing a sosreport process with SIGTERM does not stop it. Instead, one gets caught exception in plugin method "selinux.collect()" writing traceback to sos_logs/selinux-plugin-errors.txt Steps: # sosreport --batch While that runs in another shell: # pkill sosreport Using "pkill -SIGINT sosreport" works as expected.
Thanks - filed as upstream issue #689: https://github.com/sosreport/sos/issues/689
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