shutdown.bat / shutdown.sh and associated StopServer class do not allow a
hostname to be specified and is inconsistent with deploy tool
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Key: GERONIMO-1224
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-1224
Project: Geronimo
Type: Bug
Versions: 1.0
Reporter: John Sisson
Fix For: 1.0
The shutdown command line processing should be consistent with the deploy tool
processing, such as:
* specifying a URI as an argument (therefore allowing connections to remote
hosts)
* using the same file that the deployer uses for storing the username and
password for the URI (see the .geronimo-deployer file used by the
ServerConnection class)
We should also consider outputting the domain and server name to the user when
they request a shutdown and prompt them to confirm that is the system they
really want to shut down. The reason for this is the shutdown processing
defaults the port to 1099 if a port isn't supplied. This could be dangerous in
the future if a number of geronimos processes are running on a single system
because one of them ( e.g. the production system) could be using the default
port whilst the others (e.g test systems) could be using customised port
numbers. It would be easy for a user to shut down the wrong system.
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