> From: David Jencks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > less drastically you could not deploy the shutdown mbean. I
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Remote Shutdown of JBoss Server
Hello,
What exactly does that shutdown mbean look like? Or, better, where is it deployed? It seems like the remote shutdown program works happily whether or not jmx-console is there or if security is turned on for it, etc.
The goal
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Shutdown of JBoss Server
One way would be to turn off the jmx-console
by deleting the jmx-console.war
in the deploy
directory.
JD
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Shutdown of JBoss Server
Hi,
I've noticed that the scripts allow you to specify another
server as a parameter and shut it down. Is there a way
to stop anyone remotely shutting down the JBOSS server when they use the
shutdown.bat command file?
Regards,
I believe that the class that does the shutdown actually connects to the
jmx-console. If this is true, all you need to do is password protect the
jmx-console. This would break the shutdown script. But I prefer to kill the
process anyways (And have updated my scripts to do so).
-James
On Th
Title: Remote Shutdown of JBoss Server
Hi,
I've noticed that the scripts allow you to specify another server as a parameter and shut it down.
Is there a way to stop anyone remotely shutting down the JBOSS server when they use the shutdown.bat command file?
Regards,
Peter
