Hi Jeff,
On Mar 2, 2007, at 11:58 AM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
Hello,
For the time being, I can't reach my javamonitor process because
port 8086 is closed on my server's network. Is there a way to ssh
in and restart a webobjects application from the command line?
You can just kill it (kill -9 pid works ;-) and wotaskd will restart
it. A tad on the brutal side. Or you can add a direct action that
takes a password and calls WOApplication.application().terminate().
Less brutal, but if a hacker finds it and gets the password...
Or, could I possibly start another javamonitor instance that
looks at port 80? Or will that hose something up having two
javamonitor's running at the same time, or having one of them
accepting requests on port 80?
The "problem" is that JavaMonitor by default runs in direct connect
mode on port 56789. It is far better to use this to start
JavaMonitor, then use JavaMonitor to add itself (!) as a monitored
application. Then stop the one running on port 56789 and set the
startup scripts so that it starts nevermore. Then you can get to JM
just like any other WO app. You do want to put a password on it!
Chuck
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