ASAP 1.1 Hybrid Manual

HP NonStop ASAP Hybrid Manual – 529729-004
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controlled shutdown or stops immediately.
Controlled Shutdown
To stop the ASAP Hybrid for Linux server in an orderly manner, send it a
SIGTERM, SIGINT, or SIGQUIT signal. For example:
kill –s SIGTERM <server PID>
where <server PID> is the process ID of the ASAP Hybrid for Linux server process.
When the server process receives one of these signals, it immediately stops all
secondary threads, flushes registration information to its segment information
file, cleans up any down or removed domains if configured to do so, and then
exits.
Immediate Shutdown
To stop the server immediately without performing an orderly shutdown, send it
a SIGKILL signal:
kill –s SIGKILL <server PID>
where <server PID> is the process ID of the ASAP Hybrid for Linux server process.
In this case, the server is stopped immediately and does not perform any
cleanup-related operations.
Configuring the ASAP Hybrid for Linux
Server
Server configuration settings are stored by default in the asap.conf file located in
the server’s program directory. The location can be changed using the –conf
command line option when running the server. The server process loads this
configuration information immediately at startup. To control server behavior,
alter the settings in this file before starting the server process, or else alter the
settings and signal the server process to reload the file as described in
Dynamically Altering Configuration Options.