Init script for clarity

[Anon Anon]

Hi all,

Does anyone have the init script for clarity services to get the clarity services back up and runnign whnever a server gets rebooted.

If anyone has implemented, can you please share it?

[Anon Anon]

Its just the command line service start command(s) you would need...

i.e.

niku start app

(pre v13)

service start app

(v13+)

[Deactivated User]

Say you have the db as a managed service then you should have that as the first item. If not then start with app or beacon.
If you are using the commands inside a bat file then you would need to use Call if you have more than one item. Otherwise the execution will stop after the first one.

Eg.


call niku start db
call niku start app
call niku start bg
call niku start nsa
call niku start reports
call niku status all
pause

or

call service start db
call service start beacon
call service start app
call service start bg
call service start nsa
(call service start reports)
call service status all
pause

rather than
niku start all
or
service start all

Then you can see that there was actually an attempt to start each service. The status command at the end will allow you to see that the services were actually started
Secondly you can specify the order if you are picky about it.
For shutting down the opposite sequence or just "all"


Martti K.

P.S.
In order to see the results of the status command you need pause.
If you run these in a scheduled or automated script then you do not need the status and pause commands.

[Anon Anon]

...and even simpler; if its a Windows server, you can just set the relevant Clarity service(s) to "Automatic" (in the "Services" options under Windows - i.e. Run->services.msc)!

[Deactivated User]

Agreed unless you want to have your services started in sequence and after the server boot sequence has gone far enough.

Martti K

[Phil Bernard]

Does anyone have a linux script that can be used to stop and start services and check for service status?