- **Comment**:

One solution is to modify the instantiation part of the middleware clc-cli 
scripts such that the instantiation first kills the process before starting 
again.

But, the instantiate() should be able to differentiate between a first 
instantiation versus instantiation followed by a termination (i.e. the initial 
startup versus startup after an adm-restart of the component).
This differentiation can be done by making the node directors 'touch' a 
temporary file.

i.e. Inside the AMF terminate callback of the node directors, 
amf_comp_terminate_callback() 
{
system("touch PKGLOCALSTATEDIR/term_status_file"); 
}

And, the clc-cli scripts of node directors will be modified like this

instantiate() // this is currently start() for some node directors.
{ 
#If it's after a termination, attempt to kill again
[ -e $term_status_file ] && killproc -p $pidfile $binary

echo "starting $prog: "
......
rm -f $term_status_file
return ...

}



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** [tickets:#1326] middleware comp-restart fails when daemon did not exit 
completely**

**Status:** assigned
**Milestone:** 4.5.2
**Created:** Tue Apr 21, 2015 02:03 PM UTC by Mathi Naickan
**Last Updated:** Tue Apr 21, 2015 02:03 PM UTC
**Owner:** Mathi Naickan

Admin restart of middleware node director components seem to be failing on RHEL 
and this looks like is reproducible on some SLES machines! 

amf-adm restart <DN name of OpenSAF node director> can fail if the daemon did 
not completely exit(after component termination) by the time re-instantiation 
is attempted by AMF.

It needs to be explored if it's an OpenSAF problem to solve or whether we could 
allow for mechanisms such as 
- waiting (by sleep) inside the instantiation script for a while before 
invoking start_daemon


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