Only problem is that recaching the definitions does not restart/stop
the current pending operations. Restarting the processes is the only
way I know to stop this, which unfortunately will cause a disruption.
Axton Grams
On 5/3/06, Grooms, Frederick W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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With 6.3 the arsignal program contains a -e option for just the Escalations
Usage: arsignal -c hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - read configuration file
arsignal -g hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - read group information
and cache
arsignal -l hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - read license information
arsignal -a hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - update alert user
information
arsignal -u hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - read user information and
cache
arsignal -d hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - transfer signal to DSO
process
arsignal -p hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - transfer signal to
application process
arsignal -b hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - recache and reload
archive definitions
arsignal -e hostname[:port] [sigArgument] - recache and reload
escalation definitions
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe DeSouza
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 1:15 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How to stop Arreror.log
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Kathy,
Either restart your Remedy services or run the arsignal command with the -g
option for it to re-read the def cache, which should tell the AR Server that
the Escalation in question has been disabled.. Try that and check the
outcome...
Joe
Kathy Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I created an escalation -- which is not working. I disabled the escalation,
however in the arerror.log this is still running. Why is the escalation
still running, even though it is disabled? The errors are filling up our
disk space fast. Is there a way to stop this from writing to the
arreror.log?
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