Re: how to start/stop a distant xmlBlaster server ?

[Heinrich Götzger <goetzger at gmx.net>]

Cyrille,

OK, just to make some noise and to show there are people reading ;-)

did you try nohup?
nohup runs a command immune to hangups, with output to a non-tty (under
Unix)

Do you need to start and stop independently from a reboot, if not, check
the rcfiles in /sbin/init.d or /etc/init.d (depending on your
distribution) to start xmlBlaster right after reboot and stop it before
shutdown. (sorry, but this is for Unix only as well)

Best regards

Heinrich

PS, I will be away from my PC till nov, 27th


On Thu, 15 Nov 2001, Cyrille Giquello wrote:

>Ok,
>found. sorry for list noise ;o)
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>For starting :
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>    jaco .... xmlBlaster.jar -useKeyboard false &
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>so no keyboard and running in background. No cpu use for nothing.
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>For stopping :
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>    kill <processid>
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>is right caucht by xmlBlaster, so it is quitting cleanly ;o)
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>Cyrille to Cyrille ;o)
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>PS : in few days there will be only Me on sometime Marcel in that list ;o{
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>Cyrille Giquello a écrit :
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>> Hi,
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>> How can we cleanly start & stop a distant xmlBlaster running in
>> background on a Linux system ?
>> What about your experience ?
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>> I tried : start.sh &
>> then shell say :
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>>     [1]+  Stopped (tty input)     ./start.sh
>>     [xmlblaster at www2 xmlblaster]$ exit
>>     logout
>>     There are stopped jobs.
>>     [xmlblaster at www2 xmlblaster]$ jobs
>>     [1]+  Stopped (tty input)     ./start.sh
>>     [xmlblaster at www2 xmlblaster]$
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>> if I can find a solution for starting, how can then stop xmlBlaster  ?
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>> Context :
>> 1/ connect via ssh to a linux box,
>> 2/ lauch xmlBlaster to running in background : start.sh &
>> 3/ logout
>> 4/ how to stop xmlBlaster without kill java process ?
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>> Thanx
>>
>> Cyrille
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