For starting James I use
nohup ./run.sh &
which does not kill james if you close terminal and for stopping james,
I use:
ps auxwww|grep james|grep -v grep|grep java|awk '{print $2}'|xargs kill -9
which should only kill those java processes belonging to james.
Stephan
wursttrooper wrote:
>There is a workaround for that, using the startproc tool.
>
>startproc /usr/local/james/bin/run.sh
>
>this works for me, until starting/stopping is implemented in JAMES. But
>there is a drawback. Stopping JAMES is only possible via
>
>killall java
>
>This is especially painful if you are also running other java servers (e.g.
>tomcat).
>
>Eike
>
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>>I use ssh instead of telnet. When I login to my server with ssh and start
>>james using "./run.sh &" and then close my terminal/ssh session JAMES will
>>shutdown too. I looked at my processes "ps -A f" and noticed that JAMES is
>>starting as a child process of my ssh session. How do I start JAMES
>>
>remotely
>
>>without it starting as a child process of ssh. Shouldn't the "&" allow for
>>this?
>>
>>Brandon Goodin
>>Phase Web and Multimedia
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