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> Jean-Luc, Michael Amster,
>
> Michael Amster said :
> >Lastly, stop the apache instance. If any Java processes are still
> >hanging around, kill them. You may have a case where an error is
> >causing your JVM not to be terminated when your do an httpd restart.
>
> I can stop the apache instance, but how can I find the hanging Java
Try ps aux | less
Buy a Linux book. This is all pretty basic Unix stuff.
>
> process ?
>
> Jean-Luc said :
> >Hi,
> >as you are running automatic mode, use ApJServDefaultHost 127.0.0.1
> >instead of external IP, and let us know.
> >some of the problems address already in use, means that one server is
> >started and not stopped. kill all the java processes before trying
> >again.
> >Jean-Luc
>
> I have stepped into Linux for just about 1 month, please ask how can I find
> the server id which should be killed, I am in remote site, so I can only use
> the
> text command line method. I know "kill -TERM id". Is it right? How can I
> find
> the id ?
In Linux you can use ps aux to identify the IDs and then use kill for each one,
or you can use the killall command for all java processes: killall java (must
be root or the user of the java process).
Again, buy a book and learn your OS.
>
>
> JackWang
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