Difference between revisions of "Recitalserver"

From Recital Documentation Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
Line 1: Line 1:
The Recital Server can be managed using the recitalserver script.
+
The Recital Server daemon can be managed using the recitalserver script.
  
 
'''Note:  recitalserver must be run as root.  For systems with a hidden root account, please precede commands with ’sudo’.'''
 
'''Note:  recitalserver must be run as root.  For systems with a hidden root account, please precede commands with ’sudo’.'''
Line 5: Line 5:
  
 
===start===
 
===start===
Used to start the Recital Server.  A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the Recital Server was successfully started or not.  Any errors in starting the server will be logged in the <path>/log/dbserver.log file.  If the optional 'logging' parameter is specified, all server logging [http://www.recitalsoftware.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=242] will be enabled.
+
Used to start the Recital Server daemon.  A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the daemon was successfully started or not.  If the optional 'logging' or '-l' parameter is specified, all server logging [http://www.recitalsoftware.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=242] will be enabled.
  
<pre># recitalserver start [logging]</pre>
+
<pre># recitalserver start [-l | logging]</pre>
  
 +
 +
===stop===
 +
Used to stop the Recital Server daemon.  A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the daemon was successfully stopped or not.
 +
 +
<pre># recitalserver stop</pre>
 +
 +
 +
===shutdown===
 +
 +
===disable===
 +
 +
===enable===
  
 
===restart===
 
===restart===
Used to restart (stop, then start) the Recital Server.  A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the Recital Server was successfully started or not.  Any errors in starting the server will be logged in the <path>/log/dbserver.log file.
+
Used to restart (stop, then start) the Recital Server daemon.  A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the daemon was successfully started or not.
  
 
<pre># recitalserver restart</pre>
 
<pre># recitalserver restart</pre>
  
  
===stop===
+
===suspend===
Used to stop the Recital Server.  A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the Recital Server was successfully stopped or not.
+
  
<pre># recitalserver stop</pre>
+
===resume===
  
 +
===logout===
 +
 +
===terminate===
 +
 +
===broadcast===
  
 
===status===
 
===status===
 +
 +
===fullstatus===
 
Used to display the following status information for the Recital Server:
 
Used to display the following status information for the Recital Server:
 
* Whether the Recital Enterprise Studio Server is active or not
 
* Whether the Recital Enterprise Studio Server is active or not
Line 35: Line 53:
  
  
===info===
+
===help===
 +
===version===
 
Used to display version and other information for the Recital Server:
 
Used to display version and other information for the Recital Server:
 
* Platform
 
* Platform

Revision as of 14:07, 8 October 2009

The Recital Server daemon can be managed using the recitalserver script.

Note: recitalserver must be run as root. For systems with a hidden root account, please precede commands with ’sudo’.


start

Used to start the Recital Server daemon. A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the daemon was successfully started or not. If the optional 'logging' or '-l' parameter is specified, all server logging [1] will be enabled.

# recitalserver start [-l | logging]


stop

Used to stop the Recital Server daemon. A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the daemon was successfully stopped or not.

# recitalserver stop


shutdown

disable

enable

restart

Used to restart (stop, then start) the Recital Server daemon. A confirmation message will be displayed showing whether the daemon was successfully started or not.

# recitalserver restart


suspend

resume

logout

terminate

broadcast

status

fullstatus

Used to display the following status information for the Recital Server:

  • Whether the Recital Enterprise Studio Server is active or not
  • Whether the Recital Server is active or not
  • Whether the Recital Web Server is active or not
  • Whether the Recital Web Server is listening on its default port and/or port 80
  • How many concurrent connections are licensed for each server
  • How many concurrent connections are currently being used for each server
  • Whether logging is enabled or not
# recitalserver status


help

version

Used to display version and other information for the Recital Server:

  • Platform
  • Edition (DES3 enabled or not)
  • Version
  • Compilation date and time
# recitalserver info