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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Killing child daemon started by parent process Post 302414229 by jw_amp on Monday 19th of April 2010 02:12:32 PM
Old 04-19-2010
thanks jim .....

In the mean time few more clarity on this issue ..............

--------------jserver-start.sh (Wrapper)-----------------
#!/bin/sh
#jserver-start.sh
sh /usr/jdserver/bin/jserver.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 &
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Also, w.r.t your comments, the "-jserver-start.sh " will get killed automatically after spawing the daemon. right?

Here, the "jserver.sh" (The actual java Server), executes few code & then execute the the Java Server's Main class.

Also, I have a service (service-jserver.sh), which I placed in /etc/init.d (to run as a startup & running finely as a daemon while startup), having a "start" function, which actually calls this Wrapper Shell script (jserver-start.sh). Also, I have a "stop" function, which kill this process, by calling another shell script "jserver-stop.sh" & has the following code:
--------------jserver-stop.sh-------------------------
#!/bin/bash
#jserver-stop.sh
kill `ps -ef | grep jserver-start.sh | grep -v grep | awk '{ print $2 }'`
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Here, I would like to know which process shall I kill:
1.) The Wrapper (jserver-start.sh) Or 2.) Directly "jserver.sh" ?
But, while executing "service jserver-stop stop", it is not killing the service and the server is still running.

Any clue? Please suggest.
Last edited by jw_amp; 04-19-2010 at 03:30 PM..
 

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