Jetty

./jetty.sh restart doesn't working

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 6.1.11
  • Fix Version/s: 7.0.0pre4, 6.1.12.rc2
  • Component/s: None
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Description

The only command that doesn't work is restart. Start/stop does the job.

plentz:bin plentz$ ./jetty.sh start
Starting Jetty: STARTED Jetty Tue Aug 26 19:58:17 BRT 2008
plentz:bin plentz$ 2008-08-26 19:58:17.098::INFO: Logging to STDERR via org.mortbay.log.StdErrLog
2008-08-26 19:58:17.182::INFO: Redirecting stderr/stdout to /usr/local/jetty-6.1.11/logs/2008_08_26.stderrout.log
plentz:bin plentz$ ./jetty.sh restart
./jetty.sh: line 576: ./jetty.sh: No such file or directory
./jetty.sh: line 578: ./jetty.sh: No such file or directory
plentz:bin plentz$ ./jetty.sh stop
Stopping Jetty: OK

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David Yu added a comment -

Just tested it with a fresh jetty-6.1.11 on fedora core 7 and its working for me.
restart is basically calling:
stop
sleep for 5 ms
start

The same as manually calling stop then start.
I dont see anything that would make the restart fail

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David Yu added a comment - Just tested it with a fresh jetty-6.1.11 on fedora core 7 and its working for me. restart is basically calling: stop sleep for 5 ms start The same as manually calling stop then start. I dont see anything that would make the restart fail
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Diego Plentz added a comment -

I'm using Mac OS X Leopard. I saw the command file and I just figure's whats going on. The following output is the same as the previous, but I added a "pwd" command before the stop command.

Macintosh:bin plentz$ pwd
/usr/local/jetty-6.1.11/bin
Macintosh:bin plentz$ jetty.sh restart
/usr/local/jetty-6.1.11
./jetty.sh: line 577: ./jetty.sh: No such file or directory
./jetty.sh: line 579: ./jetty.sh: No such file or directory
Macintosh:bin plentz$

When the sh file try to run the command, the current folder is $JETTY_HOME, not $JETTY_HOME\bin

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Diego Plentz added a comment - I'm using Mac OS X Leopard. I saw the command file and I just figure's whats going on. The following output is the same as the previous, but I added a "pwd" command before the stop command. Macintosh:bin plentz$ pwd /usr/local/jetty-6.1.11/bin Macintosh:bin plentz$ jetty.sh restart /usr/local/jetty-6.1.11 ./jetty.sh: line 577: ./jetty.sh: No such file or directory ./jetty.sh: line 579: ./jetty.sh: No such file or directory Macintosh:bin plentz$ When the sh file try to run the command, the current folder is $JETTY_HOME, not $JETTY_HOME\bin
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Diego Plentz added a comment -

I just reviewed the entire file and its just a single place where you do a "cd" command, and its on line 218, so, there is no way to find "jetty.sh" unless its on your PATH.

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Diego Plentz added a comment - I just reviewed the entire file and its just a single place where you do a "cd" command, and its on line 218, so, there is no way to find "jetty.sh" unless its on your PATH.
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David Yu added a comment -

fixed in trunk (jetty 6&7)
thanks!

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David Yu added a comment - fixed in trunk (jetty 6&7) thanks!

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  • Assignee:
    David Yu
    Reporter:
    Diego Plentz
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