Subject | Stopping Firebird on Linux |
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Author | elangelct |
Post date | 2004-04-20T18:14:07Z |
I have Firebird CS 1.0.3 on Debian Linux.
The service is installed in inetd.
I'm doing a nigthly backup script that backup and restore the gdb, but
in one momment of the script i need noone connected to te gdb.
If the firebird was installed on init.d scripts /etc/init.d/firebird
stop -> Stop the server.
But inetd stop doesnt disconnect the clients.
Killall gds_inet_server disconnect all the clients, but i think that
is not the correct way.
There is a way to cleanly disconnect all the clients connected to the
server when the server is running on inetd?
Thanks in advance ;)
The service is installed in inetd.
I'm doing a nigthly backup script that backup and restore the gdb, but
in one momment of the script i need noone connected to te gdb.
If the firebird was installed on init.d scripts /etc/init.d/firebird
stop -> Stop the server.
But inetd stop doesnt disconnect the clients.
Killall gds_inet_server disconnect all the clients, but i think that
is not the correct way.
There is a way to cleanly disconnect all the clients connected to the
server when the server is running on inetd?
Thanks in advance ;)