arssockd -T -I <<Instance Name>> will not stop CMOD

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dbranton

I'm trying to shutdown CMOD before an offline backup using the command arssockd -T -v -I archive. The command completes with no output and does not stop the arssockd process.

Anyone have this issue on RedHat Linux V7.6 and CMOD V10.1.0.4

Justin Derrick

Hey Don.

It's okay to stop arssockd with the UNIX kill command.  It might be that you're not using the same ID that started arssockd.  Check on the process with the "ps -ef |grep arssockd" command, and double check that you're logged in as the same user that the process is running under.

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jsquizz

Quote from: Don Branton on November 08, 2019, 09:17:54 PM
I'm trying to shutdown CMOD before an offline backup using the command arssockd -T -v -I archive. The command completes with no output and does not stop the arssockd process.

Anyone have this issue on RedHat Linux V7.6 and CMOD V10.1.0.4

Yes. I've seen this intermittently not work. I end up killing it manually.
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