V (such as SunOS 4.1.3), you will not be able to use the inittab file.Īutomatically restart it with daemons in the /etc/rc2.d whenīecause the installation scripts cannot edit the /etc/rc.local and /etc/inittab files, you must edit these files with a text editor. If you are using a version of UNIX/Linux not derived from System To restart the server use one of the following methods:Īutomatically restart it from the inittab file. The time it takes for the server to shut down. Open from nonresponsive clients, increasing the termination timeout may increase However, because servers often have connections The advantages to configuring this value is that the server will wait Where seconds represents the number of seconds the Waits before timing out is configurable in the nf file, which can be found in server_root /https- server_name /config/. Then waits for all outstanding connections to complete. When the server is turned off, it cannot accept new connections. The operating system’s ulimit man page should provide Limits imposed by your operating system using the ulimit command.
If you are unable to start the server, check the resource May require access to a large amount of memory and/or file descriptors thanĪllowed by default. On a UNIX platform, some Sun Java System Web Server installations
The appropriate passwords before starting or stopping the server. If you have a security module installed on your server, enter Of the requests being serviced can be lost. If your machine crashes or is taken offline, the server stops and some Server to complete its shut-down process and for its status to change to “Off.” If not the server automatically restarts (UNIX/Linux).Īfter you shut down the server, it might take a few seconds for the You must remove the line referring to the web server in the etc/inittab before To automatically restart (using “ respawn”), Interrupting service until it is restarted. Use stop, which shuts down the server completely, To use this script with init, include the start command http:2:respawn: server_root / type-identifier /start -start -i in /etc/inittab. Use the Services window in the Control Panel (Windows). Start and stop the server using one of the following methods:Ĭlick the Server On or Server Off in The Server On/Off Page.
The status of the server appears in the Server On/Off page. Once the server is installed, it runs constantly, listening for and
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