RE: Test Port and Real WWW Server on innopac system

["Rutherford, John (Library)" <Rutherford@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The test port process runs on port 2080. If you have
unix level account access you can display the webpac 
processes:

csulib.ctstateu.edu> ps -ef | grep webpac
root     111113   5064  0.3   Jun 04 ??          10:10.85 webpac -I -m
root     111503   5064  0.0   Jun 04 ??           0:02.98 webpac -I -m -fwwwopti
ons.rjp -p5850
root     111510   5064  0.0   Jun 04 ??           0:06.35 webpac -I -p2080 -f/ii
idb/http/screens/wwwoptions.2080
root     111855   5064  0.0   Jun 04 ??           0:03.02 webpac -I -z -p211
csulib.ctstateu.edu>

The webpac process with the -p2080 is the testpac.
You can then see the process id (111510) and use that to restart just
the test port webpac via restart a terminal. However without access to
a unix account I don't think you can determine which process is the
test pac. It would be a good enhancement request to add that information
to the restart screens.

John Rutherford


-----Original Message-----
From: Seeman, Corey Glenn [mailto:CSeeman@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 7:38 AM
To: innopac@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Test Port and Real WWW Server on innopac system


Mary -- 

I am not sure if this answer is correct or not because we do not have a test port, but I thought that I would give it a whack anyway.  It is my understanding that the number of times you see World Wide Web Server depends on what is setup by Innovative to handle the anticipated traffic to and from the box.  So larger sites will have three simultaneous processes with smaller libraries having one process running.  Typically, when I have to restart the World Wide Web Server, I go to restart a terminal, limit to "world" and restart all the processes that are showing.  At the University of Toledo, I have seen typically 3 processes running, though on occasion I have seen 2 and sometimes 4.  I typically will then restart all of them.  (I have thought that you could restart one process and all would get a new PID (Process ID), but this is not the case.  The only one with the new ID is the one that you restarted).

Having said all that and to hopefully answer your question, I believe that the real and test ports will all be restarted at the same time when you restart all of the World Wide Web Server Processes.  They are not particularly dedicated to one port or another, but work with all WWW services for the public.

Best -- Corey

Corey Seeman
Assistant Dean for Library Systems
Assistant Professor, University Libraries
Carlson Library
Mailstop #509 
University of Toledo
2801 W. Bancroft
Toledo, OH 43606

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-----Original Message-----
From: Pham, Mary (NIH/OD/ORS) [mailto:phamm@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 1:00 PM
To: 'innopac@xxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: Test Port and Real WWW Server on innopac system


Hi Everyone,
Is there away to distinguish between the Test Port and Real WWW Server on
innopac system when you need to restart.
For example on my site, I could see:
     USER      PID       PORT        PROCESS
11 > iii       5835      none        World Wide Web Server
08 > iii       9620      none        World Wide Web Server
09 > iii       6747      none        World Wide Web Server

Thanks in Advance

Mary Pham
System Office
(301)496-1506



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