Stop/Start/Status: configure-server
This section describes the use of the configure-server script to stop, start, and query the status of the ASP Server. The scriptable interface is described in the following table.
Function
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Explanation
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function=enginectl
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Allows you to stop and start a specific ASP engine, and to retrieve its status.
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Parameters
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engine=<path/name>
(user specified)
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If a path is specified, the full path information will be used to identify the ASP engine being modified. If a name is specified (such as asp-server-3000), the path is assumed to reside within the current installation.
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restart
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Restarts the associated engine. Has an exit code of 0 if the operation succeeds, non-0 if the operation fails.
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start
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Starts the associated engine. Has an exit code of 0 if the operation succeeds, non-0 if the operation fails.
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stop
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Stops the associated engine. Has an exit code of 0 if the operation succeeds, non-0 if the operation fails.
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status
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Returns the status of the associated engine. Has an exit code of 0 if the ASP server is running, non-0 if it isn’t.
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Example Usage
cd <install dir>
./configure-server function=enginectl engine=asp-server-3000 restart
if ./configure-server function=enginectl engine=asp-server-3000 start;
then
echo "The server successfully started."
else
echo "The server failed to start."
fi
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