OK, this may seem like a silly question, but is there a "good" way to shut
down a headless swiki?
I finally got things working by
* Building the Unix 2.7 VM headless
* Filing in the ComSwiki change set
* Get worried when it tells me I'm re-defining process, but proceed
anyway since it seems to work. :)
* Start the ComSwikiLauncher
* Save and exit
>From here, it looks like I can start a headless VM and it works great!
Thanks guys!
But... if I ever want to shut down the VM, what do I need to do? Will
something very bad happen if I simply kill it with SIGINT? Or, since
things are file based, should it be mostly OK if the system ever crashes?
Here is my plan: I'm going to back up the swiki directory
regularly and keep a backup of this original image (the one I just made
that has ComSwiki running. If things ever go really bad, I plan to simply
copy the original image/changes that I just made. Will that work? Is it
possible that the VM image and the swiki folder get really out of sync?
Thanks,
-Eric
