Jon, contact me off list. I have something that does something like that in
place, and is in fact set up to automatically provide such services on
Sundays, when we have maintenance time scheduled.
It is crude but does the job.
If anyone else wants to see it, I suppose I can post the particulars here.
-J
Jon Brock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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start of WebSphere
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Linux on 390 Port <[email protected]>
I have a few Linux guests which run WebSphere. There are times when
applying maintenance, etc, that I need to reboot Linux on these guests.
If I have WebSphere auto-start during the boot process then every time I
boot I have to wait for WAS to finish coming up - something that takes
several minutes - before I can even so much as sign on. Obviously, if I
need to boot more than once, I end up having wasted a lot of time.
What I would like is maybe a way for Linux to finish booting
then give me a choice as to whether to start WAS; after a period of time
- say, 30 seconds or a minute - it would just go ahead and auto-start
WAS. Is anyone doing this sort of thing?
Thanks,
Jon
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