Hello, I have JSON::RPC::Server::Daemon running in a thread and I would like to signal it to stop. I tried multiple methods and I cannot find a way. I am looking to do something like this 
$thr = threads->create(sub {
            my $svr = JSON::RPC::Server::Daemon->new(LocalPort => $con
+f->{main}->{port});
            $svr->dispatch({$conf->{main}->{uri} => 'ApacheDebugServer
+'});
            $svr->handle(signal => 'KILL');
        });

$thr->kill('KILL');

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I have a similar app based on RPC::XML::Server that works this way. It too relies on HTTP::Daemon so I know its possible.

In reply to Trying to exit an HTTP::Daemon based on JSON::RPC::Server::Daemon by carcus88

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