if you want to kill it right now -
do a
# ps -ef | grep cfrds
****** 392 0 12:23:44 ? 0:01 /opt/coldfusion/bin/cfrdsservice
then a kill on the process id - mine here is 392
# kill 392
otherwise if you want it to stop if from running ( like on a production box)
- you will have to modify the /opt/coldfusion/bin/start (assuming you
installed CF in /opt) script to kill it right after the server starts.
There is probably other ways - but this is the quick and easy way.
:)
Chris
Christopher Conrad
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