fix: flush in-memory database to disk on graceful shutdown#792
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SIGTERM/SIGINT handlers previously called process.exit(0) immediately without persisting the in-memory SQLite database. This caused session data loss on container restart, forcing users to re-authenticate.
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Summary
saveMemoryDatabaseToFile()before exitingdocker compose restartRoot Cause
The in-memory SQLite database (sessions, hosts, etc.) was never flushed to disk during shutdown.
process.exit(0)was called immediately on signal receipt, discarding all unsaved state.Related
Closes Termix-SSH/Support#687