Support exiting from nut.exe -N with Ctrl+C#3313
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…xiting from "nut.exe -N" with Ctrl+C [networkupstools#3312] Signed-off-by: Jim Klimov <jimklimov+nut@gmail.com>
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Closes: #3312
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nut.exe -Nfor testing and pressingCtrl+Cshould now cause the started daemons to be killed off. Previously they would linger and e.g. preclude subsequent experiments with the service wrapper.Console close events are ignored, so there is a way to indefinitely keep the daemons started by test-mode wrapper running (kill via Task Manager then).