Thanks, you helped me figure out the problem restarting after my kill
command. I killed the AppServer pid rather than the ThreadedAppServer
pid. 

Roger Haase


--- Gary Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the same problem on a daily basis. My method to restart the 
> AppServer is to check the appserverpid.txt file in the runtime 
> directory (not the Webware/WebKit) directory, and kill that PID.
> Then, 
> "./AppServer &" to start again. I wrote a Python script that will 
> either read that PID file and kill it, or parse the output of "ps
> aux" 
> and kill the appropriate PIDs. I can give that to you if you want.
> You 
> can do it through WebKit, if desired, but should do so through the 
> OneShot.cgi adapter, in case you need to restart the server after
> it's 
> gone to lunch.
> 
> This probably doesn't solve your problem, but I hope it helps a bit.
> -Gary
>

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