Hi all,

we are using hpux11.00, Triton 3.1, oracle 7.3.4.4.

we want automatically restart the licd6.1 daemon at night.

Could anyone post an example script for that problem?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings

HM

Hi HM,

Check out the scripts rc.start and rc.shutdown.

rc.start and rc.stop are used to start and stop Baan. For just rebooting the licence daemon, we use this in a crontab that runs every night:

/baan/bse/bin/licmon6.1 -k; sleep 60; /baan/bse/bin/licd6.1

Ev

I think what logantech mentioned is to check the contents of those scripts, since they would have provided the answer by examining how the licd6.1 is started and stopped.
Just make sure you run the restart mentioned as root.

Thanks, Victor. I'm glad someone was able to understand me.:D

I think sleep 60 can sometimes be not enough for licmon6.1 -k - you can get an error while running licd6.1 after it. To my opinion it's better wait (sleep) 3-5 minutes or even more.

Sorry logantech, I was wicked tired when I wrote that post and was not at my best, reasoning like. I'm much better now.:)

Ev

Please use the search option for reference on the board to find some useful links like -

Restart Licence Deamon (http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5451&highlight=shutdown)

Problem with loading Runtime DD (http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1853&highlight=shutdown)

HI,

another question:

Must I set a specific environment in my restart-script?

Greetings
HM

Here's an example of a function to stop/start licd:

restart_licd()
{
# restart Baan License daemon
LIC_DAEMON_ACTIVE=$(ps -ef | egrep -i [l]icd6.1)
if [ -n "${LIC_DAEMON_ACTIVE}" ]
then
LIC_DAEMON_PID=$(echo ${LIC_DAEMON_ACTIVE} | awk '{print $2}')
kill -9 ${LIC_DAEMON_PID}
fi
sleep 120
COUNT=0
while [ $(ps -ef | egrep -i [l]icd6.1 | wc -l) -eq 0 -o ${COUNT} -lt 3 ]
do
${BSE}/etc/rc.start_licd >&- 2>&- & >/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 60
COUNT=$((${COUNT}+1))
done
if [ $(ps -ef | egrep -i [l]icd6.1 | wc -l) -eq 0 -a ${COUNT} -eq 3 ]
then
RUN_ERROR=1
else
RUN_ERROR=0
fi
return ${RUN_ERROR}
}

Adapt it to your own needs of course :) Just make sure $BSE is set.