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==== Restarting Servers using the bootlaunch paradigm ==== | ==== Restarting Servers using the bootlaunch paradigm ==== | ||
- | If a server is not running or Socket Manager reports that a server is dead, then look at the socket manager list to find out what computer the server runs on ([[: | + | If a server is not running or Socket Manager reports that a server is dead, then look at the socket manager list to find out what computer the server runs on ([[: |
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- | A number of servers use an interim bootlaunch paradigm to restart. This is confined to servers that run on ubuntu machines, namely the telescope bunker computers and gps. The basic syntax is " | + | To restart a server, log on to the machine that runs the server and type " |
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- | One thing of note about the output of the bootlaunch scripts, they call a number of other programs which themselves have output that may be misleading in the context of bootlaunch. Chief among these is the output of " | + | |
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- | Here are the available bootlaunch scripts as of June 2017: \\ | + | |
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- | gps computer: | + | |
* bootlaunch_beamsamp – Starts the beam sampler servers, BS1 and BS2. | * bootlaunch_beamsamp – Starts the beam sampler servers, BS1 and BS2. |