Interrupt scan on shutdown #3035
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So far before a shutdown a scan was completed. This could heavily slow down the shutdown with a large number of files as the scan had to be completed first. Further changes: * Fix flaky filebeat tests for shutdown and inactive on very fast / very slow machines
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So far before a shutdown a scan was completed. This could heavily slow down the shutdown with a large number of files as the scan had to be completed first. Further changes: * Fix flaky filebeat tests for shutdown and inactive on very fast / very slow machines
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So far before a shutdown a scan was completed. This could heavily slow down the shutdown with a large number of files as the scan had to be completed first.