ASAP 1.1 Hybrid Manual

HP NonStop ASAP Hybrid Manual – 529729-004
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./asapremove My\\DomainName
Most Linux command shells interpret backslashes as special escape characters, so
two are needed to indicate a single backslash.
Cleaning Up Removed Domains Using Linux Signals
If the communication link to the NonStop host is down, or ASAP is not running
on the host, all domain removals performed on the Linux system remain pending
until communication is restored, ASAP is started, and the ASAP Hybrid for Linux
server can notify the host that the removals have occurred.
In some circumstances, leaving the removals as pending could become a
hindrance, particularly if the communication link is down for a prolonged period.
To force the ASAP Hybrid for Linux server to clean up these removed domains
immediately, you can send the server process a SIGUSR2 signal:
kill –s SIGUSR2 <server PID>
where <server PID> is the process ID of the ASAP Hybrid for Linux server process.
This command causes the server to immediately clean up all removed domains,
without requiring that the NonStop host be notified. This in turn frees resources
on the Linux system and also allows a client application to reregister a domain
that was previously removed.
The host is not notified that the removed domains have been cleaned up, so you
might need to manually remove them on the host using the ASAP CI. For more
information on how to do so, see ASAP Hybrid Commands.