What is the recommended method for stopping RTserver?
Article ID: KB0084843
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
1. To stop a specific RTserver, use this syntax at a minimum:
rtserver -stop -server_names <lcn of RTserver>
2. To stop the first RTserver set by the SERVER_NAMES option, use one of the following:
a. rtserver -stop -command <.cm file for RTserver>
b. rtserver -stop /* where the default rtserver.cm file(s) will be referenced */
Note that predicting which RTserver will be stopped can be tricky using method 2b.
The rtserver.cm files will be read in this order:
$RTHOME/default/rtserver.cm
$HOME/rtserver.cm,
$PWD/rtserver.cm.
So, SERVER_NAMES options may be set in multiple .cm files; and, the last read SERVER_NAMES option would override earlier read values.
1. To stop a specific RTserver, use this syntax at a minimum:
rtserver -stop -server_names <lcn of RTserver>
2. To stop the first RTserver set by the SERVER_NAMES option, use one of the following:
a. rtserver -stop -command <.cm file for RTserver>
b. rtserver -stop /* where the default rtserver.cm file(s) will be referenced */
Note that predicting which RTserver will be stopped can be tricky using method 2b.
The rtserver.cm files will be read in this order:
$RTHOME/default/rtserver.cm
$HOME/rtserver.cm,
$PWD/rtserver.cm.
So, SERVER_NAMES options may be set in multiple .cm files; and, the last read SERVER_NAMES option would override earlier read values.
Issue/Introduction
What is the recommended method for stopping RTserver?
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