The kernel will shutdown cleanly when you issue an interrupt to the process with a control-C. However I''m guessing that you
need to do this from a script?
Currently there is no supplied mechanism for doing this. One work around, assuming that you have the backend control panel functioning on your server is to find a HTTP client program and issue the following request:
GET http://localhost:1060/ep+name@app_ext_introspect_shutdown?confirm=yes
(On unix you can do this with the wget command. On windows you''ll need to find a third-party utility- a quick search on google revealed httpget.exe
http://www.willus.com/archive/ )
If you''d still like a shutdown.bat script please will you raise an enhancement request on bugxter and we''ll get it implemented.
http://www.1060.org/bugxter/
Thanks.
Currently there is no supplied mechanism for doing this. One work around, assuming that you have the backend control panel functioning on your server is to find a HTTP client program and issue the following request:
GET http://localhost:1060/ep+name@app_ext_introspect_shutdown?confirm=yes
(On unix you can do this with the wget command. On windows you''ll need to find a third-party utility- a quick search on google revealed httpget.exe
http://www.willus.com/archive/ )
If you''d still like a shutdown.bat script please will you raise an enhancement request on bugxter and we''ll get it implemented.
http://www.1060.org/bugxter/
Thanks.