Cross Reference: /forgerock/opendj2/resource/bin/stop-ds

	stop-ds revision f71f7a61dec7c9089378d14493ad564a1dedf0b5
204N/A#!/bin/sh
204N/A#
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204N/A# CDDL HEADER END
204N/A#
204N/A#
204N/A#      Portions Copyright 2006-2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
204N/A
204N/A
204N/A# This script may be used to request that the Directory Server shut down.
204N/A# It operates in two different ways, depending on how it is invoked.  If it
204N/A# is invoked without any arguments and a local PID file is available, then it
204N/A# will stop the server by sending a TERM signal to the process, and this
204N/A# script will wait until the server has stopped before exiting.  If any
204N/A# arguments were provided or there is no local PID file, then it will attempt
204N/A# to stop the server using an LDAP request.
204N/A
204N/A
206N/A# Capture the current working directory so that we can change to it later.
204N/A# Then capture the location of this script and the Directory Server instance
204N/A# root so that we can use them to create appropriate paths.
204N/AWORKING_DIR=`pwd`
204N/A
204N/Acd `dirname "${0}"`
206N/ASCRIPT_DIR=`pwd`
204N/A
204N/Acd ..
634N/AINSTANCE_ROOT=`pwd`
204N/Aexport INSTANCE_ROOT
204N/A
204N/Acd "${WORKING_DIR}"
204N/A
204N/A
204N/A# See if JAVA_HOME is set.  If not, then see if there is a java executable in
204N/A# the path and try to figure it out.
204N/Aif test -z "${JAVA_BIN}"
206N/Athen
204N/A  if test -z "${JAVA_HOME}"
206N/A  then
204N/A    if test -f "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/bin/set-java-home"
204N/A    then
204N/A      . "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/bin/set-java-home"
204N/A      JAVA_BIN="${JAVA_HOME}/bin/java"
      export JAVA_BIN
    else
      JAVA_BIN=`which java 2> /dev/null`
      if test ${?} -eq 0
      then
        export JAVA_BIN
      else
        echo "Please set JAVA_HOME to the root of a Java 5.0 installation."
        exit 1
      fi
    fi
  else
    JAVA_BIN="${JAVA_HOME}/bin/java"
    export JAVA_BIN
  fi
fi


# Explicitly set the PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LD_PRELOAD, and other important
# system environment variables for security and compatibility reasons.
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=
LD_LIBRARY_PATH_32=
LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64=
LD_PRELOAD=
LD_PRELOAD_32=
LD_PRELOAD_64=
export PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH_32 LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 \
       LD_PRELOAD LD_PRELOAD_32 LD_PRELOAD_34


# Configure the appropriate CLASSPATH.
CLASSPATH=${INSTANCE_ROOT}/classes
for JAR in ${INSTANCE_ROOT}/lib/*.jar
do
  CLASSPATH=${CLASSPATH}:${JAR}
done
export CLASSPATH


# Specify the script name so that it may be provided in command-line usage.
SCRIPT_NAME_ARG="-Dorg.opends.server.scriptName=stop-ds"
export SCRIPT_NAME_ARG


# If there were no arguments (or only the -R argument was passed) we assume that
# the server to be stopped is the local server.  If this is the case we check if
# the server is running or not.
# If the server is running then try to stop the server with a kill command.  If
# there are more arguments, try to stop the server using LDAP protocol.
NO_ARG_OR_ONLY_RESTART=1
RESTART=0
for ARG in "${@}"
do
  if test "${ARG}" != "-R"
  then
    if test "${ARG}" != "--restart"
    then
        NO_ARG_OR_ONLY_RESTART=0
    else
        RESTART=1
    fi
  else
    RESTART=1
  fi
done

if test ${NO_ARG_OR_ONLY_RESTART} -eq 1
then
  # Use the code in StopDS class to know if the server is already
  # stopped.  An exit code of 99 means that the server is stopped.
  STOPPED=0
  "${JAVA_BIN}" ${JAVA_ARGS} ${SCRIPT_NAME_ARG} \
     org.opends.server.tools.StopDS --checkStoppability
  EC=${?}
  if test ${EC} -ne 99
  then
    STOPPED=1
  fi

  EXIT_CODE=0
  if test "${STOPPED}" -eq 1
  then
    if test -f "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/logs/server.pid"
    then
        kill `cat "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/logs/server.pid"`
        EXIT_CODE=${?}
        if test "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 0
        then
            "${JAVA_BIN}" -Xms8M -Xmx8M \
            org.opends.server.tools.WaitForFileDelete \
            --targetFile "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/logs/server.pid" \
            --logFile "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/logs/errors"
            EXIT_CODE=${?}
            if test "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 0
            then
                STOPPED=0
            fi
        fi
    fi
  fi

  # Delete the pid file if the server is stopped (this can occur if the process has
  # been killed using kill -9).
  if test "{$STOPPED}" -eq 0
  then
    if test -f "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/logs/server.pid"
    then
        rm "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/logs/server.pid"
    fi
  fi

  # Now if the user wants to restart the server, try to restart it if the server
  # is stopped.
  if test "${RESTART}" -eq 1
  then
    if test "${STOPPED}" -eq 0
    then
        "${INSTANCE_ROOT}/bin/start-ds"
        EXIT_CODE=${?}
    fi
  fi
  exit ${EXIT_CODE}
fi


# If we've gotten here, then we should try to stop the server over LDAP.
"${JAVA_BIN}" ${JAVA_ARGS} ${SCRIPT_NAME_ARG} \
     org.opends.server.tools.StopDS "${@}"