I have a 7.5.0.8 installation on Linux 2.4.22 (using LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5) on a 2.4GHz Athlon with 512MB RAM, with a single log file and data volume on striped IDE drives using raw devices over LVM. When I shutdown the database (x_server stop), it leaves a vserver process running. Is this correct behavior? WIll it cause a problem to shut down the system with vserver running?
This is perfectly normal. The vserver (also called xserver as it is started by the program x_server) provides the remote communication for all the databases on one machine, so it runs independently. There's no harm done by simply 'forgetting' it on system shutdown. Databases on the other hand should be stopped cleanly by putting 'dbmcli ... db_offline' for each database into your shutdown scripts.
Daniel Dittmar
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