Rebooting holt
# login on holt, user hgs
tcsh
crontab-e
# starts emacs in no-window mode. Comment-out
the lines by inserting leading `#ยด symbols.
24 * * * *
/home/hgs/perlproc/monitor-cronstart
>> /home/hgs/TD/logs/monitor-cronstart.log
2>&1
54 * * * *
/home/hgs/perlproc/monitor-cronstart
>> /home/hgs/TD/logs/monitor-cronstart.log
2>&1
04 * * * *
/home/hgs/perlproc/check-monitor-health
> /home/hgs/TD/logs/check-monitor-health.log 2>&1
34 * * * *
/home/hgs/perlproc/check-monitor-health
> /home/hgs/TD/logs/check-monitor-health.log 2>&1
# leave emacs:
^X^S
^X^C
# login on holt, user loading
tcsh
POL
cd bin
# check no jobs are active with the names olfg olmpp olcmc
# and no jobs are in the queue. If reboot is urgent, you can stop
# POL-the-manager using
touch STOP.POL
# wait
POL
# and check that POL-the-manager is not listed any more
ps -uloading
# kill the jobs queue.pl and parsemail-slim by their PID's
# You can logout from loading now.
# Go to Utter, login e.g. via VNC
# Find the Xterm window where the prompter is
# h[hgs]~/www/SCG> or h[hgs]~/perlproc>
#
# Stop the processes using
STOP RCV RETRO
ps
#Note the PID of eqwatch.pl and kill it
# Now reboot. On holt
sudo bash
reboot now
# Wait
# Then, on Utter
holt
# in the new window
tcsh
source minipath
cd perlproc/SCG
source START
# leave it as it is.
# On holt, user loading
tcsh
source START-POL
exit
exit
# On holt, user hgs
tcsh
crontab-e
# Uncomment those lines
^X^S
^X^C
# DONE