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You can use the optional parameter
the server in
inittab
will restart the server for you. This option also prevents the server from
inittab
putting itself in a background process.
NOTE
If the server is already running, the start command will fail. You must
stop the server first, then use the start command. Also, if the server
startup fails, you should kill the process before trying to restart it.
Stopping the Server Manually (UNIX/Linux)
If you used the
etc/inittab
starting the server from
the server. Otherwise, the server restarts automatically after it is stopped.
To stop the server manually, log in as
is how you started the server), and then type the following at the command line:
server_root
/type-identifier/stop
Restarting the Server (Windows NT)
You can restart the server by:
•
Using the Services Control Panel to restart any server.
•
Using the Services Control Panel to configure the operating system to restart
the server or the administration server each time the machine is restarted.
For Windows NT, perform the following steps:
In the Control Panel double-click the Services icon.
1.
Scroll through the list of services and select the service for your server.
2.
Check Automatic to have your computer start the server each time the
3.
computer starts or reboots.
Click OK.
4.
NOTE
You can also use the Services dialog box to change the account the server
uses. For more information about changing the account the server uses, see
"Changing the User Account (UNIX/Linux)," on page 52.
at the end of the line.
-i
mode, so that if the server process is ever killed or crashed,
file to restart the server you must remove the line
and type
/etc/inittab
root
Starting and Stopping the Server
The -i
before you try to stop
kill -1 1
or use the server's user account (if that
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Configuring Server Preferences
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