If you know how to fix my problem, great! Tell me.

I would if I knew. I don't, so I asked you question to help fix it. Maybe you should consider answering them instead of this ...whatever it is?

I don't know why you expect changes to some variable to have some some effect on the return value of get_logger. You haven't shown anything tying the two together. You provided so little information that all I can do is rule out causes until you provide more information.

Waiting for answers to:

• When you say "forks", are you actually referring to the creation of new threads? (Eventually answered)
• Why do you think it has anything to do with forking?
• Why do you think it has anything to do with signals?
• Why do you think changes to one variable should have some effect in the return value of get_logger
• Where can I find a minimal runnable demonstration of the problem?

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