OpenLink Product Support does not provide customized shell scripts to automate Broker startup or any other feature of our software. However, we do provide a sample shell script as a courtesy to those individuals who may want general guidance before creating their own scripts. >> Begin file #!/bin/sh # # Run the OpenLink Request Broker # For entry in /etc/rc2.d/SnnOpenLinkBroker, where nn is 90 or higher. # Typically, nn is 98 so that it precedes the CDE login process which # does not return. BIN_DIR=/usr/openlink/bin if [ "$1" = stop ] then echo "Shutting down OpenLink Request Broker ..." # This code derived from the OpenLink rqbshut script. ####################################################################### process=oplrqb set - `ps -e | grep " $process\$" | grep -v grep` if [ $# -eq 0 ] then echo $0: $process is not running exit 1 fi kill $1 2>/dev/null if [ $# -eq 0 ] then echo $0: unable to shutdown $process exit 1 fi echo $0: $process shutdown complete exit 0 echo "Shut down process but not exiting script" fi # Else, assume start. # BIN_DIR=/export/home/openlink/sschadt/bin exe=$BIN_DIR/oplrqb if [ -x $exe ] then # See OpenLink installation guide for alternatives. if id | grep "uid=0" >/dev/null 2>&1 then # Start broker under its owner's identity. # set - `ls -l $exe` (this line was clearing out $1) # See if the file exists and use $? to determine outcome ls -l $exe >/dev/null 2>&1 if [ $? -eq 0 ] then id="$1" echo "The id being used is '$id'" echo "Starting OpenLink Request Broker with '"$id"' identity." su "$id" -c "$exe &" echo "ps -ef | grep opl ..." ps -ef | grep opl exit $? fi fi echo "Starting OpenLink Request Broker." $exe >/dev/null 2>&1 & exit $? else echo "OpenLink Request Broker not found: $exe" exit 1 fi << end of file