Following are the commands you can use with any of the services. These commands enable
you to check the status of any of the services, as well as stop, start, or restart them.
You might also want to check out the Startup
Properties Commands.
Note: Execute these commands as the jive user. For example, if you've got ssh access as root
to your host machine, use the following command to switch to the jive user:
sudo su - jive
- jive status
- Shows all of the services, their running status, and their enabled status.
- jive status -v
- Shows the ports on which the services are listening.
- jive enable
[servicename{cache,docconverter,eae,ingress-replicator,search,webapp,httpd}]
- Enables the specified service so that it starts when you run jive
start.
- jive disable
[servicename{cache,docconverter,eae,ingress-replicator,search,webapp,httpd}]
- Disables the specified service.
- jive start
- Starts all enabled services.
- jive start
[servicename{cache,docconverter,eae,ingress-replicator,search,webapp,httpd}]
- Starts the one specified service.
- jive stop
- Stops all running services.
- jive stop
[servicename{cache,docconverter,eae,ingress-replicator,search,webapp,httpd}]
- Stops the one specified service.
- jive restart
- Restarts all running services.
- jive restart
[servicename{cache,docconverter,eae,ingress-replicator,search,webapp,httpd}]
- Restarts the one specified service.
- jive restart --graceful httpd
- Performs a graceful restart of the httpd service.
- jive snap
- Takes a system or service snapshot. For usage, see jive snap.