On Mar 17, 2007, at 1:36 PM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
One other thing about that process:
Add instances (they will be new version.) ..
Turn off Auto Recover for the old version instances
Turn on Refuse New Sessions for the old version instances
This seems to imply that after adding new instances, you can then
pick and choose which instances to turn on Refuse New Sessions
for. Is the sequence out of order? To me it would seem you would
need to turn on Refuse new Sessions first,
At which point no new users could log in and your site would appear
to be off line.
then add the new instances. Same thing for turning off auto
recover, if you just want it to apply to the old instances,
although that's not as big a deal since you can turn auto-recover
back on after deleting the old instances. But not being able to
refuse new session individually means you have to first refuse new
sessions, and THEN start up the new app. And this means there will
be a period where you won't have an application accepting any
sessions. Or am I confused (probably the case)?
Yes, very confused. See above "Turn on Refuse New Sessions for the
old version instances". As in one by one, individually. Unschedule
them, turn off auto recover, turn on refused. This is done one by
one for each old instance.
Chuck
On Mar 17, 2007, at 12:37 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 17, 2007, at 9:55 AM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
I have another quick question. Why, when I set an application to
Refuse new session, does it do that for awhile, but then revert
back to accepting new session after about 1/2 hour?
Um, 'cause all the sessions terminated so the app halted itself
and wotaskd restarted it? This is, after all, the entire reason
for Refuse New Sessions to exist. If you just want it to die,
turn off Auto Recover.
Also, is there anyway to set Refuse New Sessions on just one
instance instead of having to do it for all currently running
instances?
It usually is not something you do manually. Schedule the
instances to restarted at staggered intervals and the rest will be
taken care of for you.
Chuck
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