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UI accessiblity problem when using cronjob for server restart
Post 302645287 by sarath@123 on Wednesday 23rd of May 2012 07:43:18 AM
05-23-2012
UI accessiblity problem when using cronjob for server restart
Hi,
I have a couch Db server running. I have written a script which will check and kill the multiple instances of the same and then start again a new one.
Now when i start the db server manually, the UI of the DB is accessible via browser. But when i do the same using cronjob, the UI of DB is not accessible. Whenever i try to access the DB via url, it gives me the error saying unavailable. But when i do a ps uxww i can see the server process runnin.
The o/p of ps uxww is attached.
I have a couch Db server running. I have written a script which will check and kill the multiple instances of the same and then start again a new one.
Now when i start the db server manually, the UI of the DB is accessible via browser. But when i do the same using cronjob, the UI of DB is not accessible. Whenever i try to access the DB via url, it gives me the error saying unavailable. But when i do a ps uxww i can see the server process runnin.
The o/p of ps uxww is attached.
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