If the ETERNUS SF Manager Tomcat daemon stops for some reason during operation, restart the daemon.
This product provides a shell script (check_esfservice.sh) that detects and automatically restarts the ETERNUS SF Manager Tomcat daemon if the daemon stops. A workaround can be implemented for the stoppage of the ETERNUS SF Manager Tomcat daemon by executing this shell script. To use the shell script, perform the following procedure.
Procedure for executing the shell script to automatically restart the ETERNUS SF Manager Tomcat daemon
Log in to the server as a superuser.
While the ETERNUS SF Manager Tomcat daemon is running, execute the shell script.
Example
An execution example of the shell script is as follows. In this execution example, the shell script continues to run even after you log out from the server.
# nohup /opt/FJSVesfcm/bin/check_esfservice.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 &
Point
Execute the shell script by specifying the absolute path as shown in the execution example. Arguments do not need to be specified.
The shell script can be stopped using one of the following methods:
By using the kill command of the OS to stop the shell script process and its child processes
By performing the stop operation of the ETERNUS SF Manager daemon
Refer to "13.3.2.2 Starting and Stopping the ETERNUS SF Manager Daemons" for information on how to stop the daemon.
If the OS is shut down while the shell script is running, the shell script is stopped. After restarting the OS, re-execute the shell script as required.
Information
In a clustered environment, because the ETERNUS SF Manager Tomcat daemon is restarted according to the cluster application, the workaround in this section is not required.
