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This section applies to instances running directly on Windows. This does not apply to instances running within Linux Docker containers on Windows |
Windows does not support Unix-style signals. Signals are software interrupts that applications can use to determine when important events occur. For example, signals are used by most operating systems to let an application know that shut down has been requested so that the application can perform any needed cleanup processing.
This means that automatic automatic seat deactivation doesn’t work on Windows in most scenarios. The only scenario where seat deactivation works automatically on Windows is when the instance is started from an interactive command prompt/shell and stopped using CTRL+C.
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