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Jacques Le Roux updated OFBIZ-10287:
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Description:
When in production, if you use several OFBiz instances on your server, to stop them safely you need to use {{./gradlew --no-daemon terminateOfbiz}} which actually kills all OFBiz instances using "kill -9"
{{./gradlew --no-daemon "ofbiz --shutdown"}} does not work, at least on demos VM where there is 3 instances. So if you use it you get an unstable situation and have to use "kill -9" manually.
You always can use "terminateOfbiz", but it means that you have to restart all OFBiz instances. So it's easier to do that with {{all-manual-nicely.sh}}
was:
When in production, if you use several OFBiz instances on your server, to stop them safely you need to use {{./gradlew --no-daemon terminateOfbiz}} which actually kills all OFBiz instances using "kill -9"
{{./gradlew --no-daemon "ofbiz --shutdown" }} does not work, at least on demos VM where there is 3 instances. So if you use it you get an unstable situation and have to use "kill -9" manually.
This is is minor because you always can use "terminateOfbiz", but it means that you have to restart all OFBiz instances
> gradlew --no-daemon "ofbiz --shutdown" does not work
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> Key: OFBIZ-10287
> URL:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-10287> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Jacques Le Roux
> Priority: Major
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> When in production, if you use several OFBiz instances on your server, to stop them safely you need to use {{./gradlew --no-daemon terminateOfbiz}} which actually kills all OFBiz instances using "kill -9"
> {{./gradlew --no-daemon "ofbiz --shutdown"}} does not work, at least on demos VM where there is 3 instances. So if you use it you get an unstable situation and have to use "kill -9" manually.
> You always can use "terminateOfbiz", but it means that you have to restart all OFBiz instances. So it's easier to do that with {{all-manual-nicely.sh}}
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