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# UNIX startup and shutdown

To start and stop editran/Proxy, run EDIProxy start and EDIProxy stop.

ediproxy start –h156.122.34.12:8888

In UNIX environments ediproxy is the script listed below.

\#!/bin/sh

\########################################################################

\# Communications Department

\# (C) INDRA, S.A. January, 1999.

\#

\# sh shell script for starting/stopping the EditranPX system.

\#

\#######################################################################

\#EDI\_IPC\_KEY\_BASE=8000

\#export EDI\_IPC\_KEY\_BASE

\#################

\#SUN, DEC and LINUX

LD\_LIBRARY\_PATH=\`pwd\`:$LD\_LIBRARY\_PATH

export LD\_LIBRARY\_PATH

\#################

\#AIX

LIBPATH=\`pwd\`

export LIBPATH

\#################

\#HP

SHLIB\_PATH=\`pwd\`

export SHLIB\_PATH

\#export X25\_IFNAME\_A=NXL0

\#export X25\_IFNAME\_B=NXL1

\#export SNCE\_DES\_LIB=/$CICSREGION/lib

\#export SNCE\_PROGRAM\_KEYS=/$CICSREGION/ftesbatch/NXEN2EDI

\#################

\#DEC DTE CLASS DEFINITION

\#X25\_DTE\_CLASS\_A=llc2-class-a

\#export X25\_DTE\_CLASS\_A

\#X25\_DTE\_CLASS\_B=llc2-class-b

\#export X25\_DTE\_CLASS\_B

\#################

\#SOCKS5 SERVER

\#SOCKS5\_SERVER=proxy.indra.es:1080

\#export SOCKS5\_SERVER

PROC\_STAR="ediproxyth logsrv"

PROC\_STOP="ediproxyth logsrv"

N=\`tput rmso\`

B=\`tput smso\`

if ps -ef > /dev/null 2>&1; then

PS="ps -ef"

else

PS="ps -x"

fi

\# start of the given process

startproc() {

if \[ -f $1 ]; then

echo '\*\*\* Start \*\*\*' - $USER - \`date\` >>$1.out

if \[ ! -z "$traza" ] ; then

EDI\_DEBUG=$1.traza

else

EDI\_DEBUG=

fi

export EDI\_DEBUG

$1 >> $1.out 2>&1 &

sleep 8

pid=\`$PS |

grep $! | grep $1 | grep -v grep |

awk '{print $2}'\`

if \[ "$pid" != "" ] ; then

echo "Process $1 started."

return 0

else

echo "Process $1 NOT STARTED."

return 1

fi

fi

}

\# stop of the given process

stopproc() {

pid=\`$PS |

grep $1 | grep -v grep |

awk '{print $2}'\`

if \[ "$pid" != "" ] ; then

kill -2 $pid > /dev/null 2>&1

if \[ $? = 0 ] ; then

echo "Process $1 stopped."

return 0

else

echo "Process $1 NOT STOPPED."

return 1

fi

else

echo "Process $1 not found."

fi

sleep 4

}

\# status of the given process

statusproc() {

pid=\`$PS |

grep $1 | grep -v grep |

awk '{print $2}'\`

if \[ "$pid" != "" ] ; then

return 0

else

return 1

fi

}

\##################################

traza=

force=

while getopts tf opcion

do

case $opcion in

t) traza=1 ;;

f) force=1 ;;

\\?) printf "Invalid option\n" ;;

esac

done

shift \`expr $OPTIND - 1\`

case $1 in

'start')

echo "Starting editran/PX system..."

\# if \[ -z "$force" ] ; then

\# statusproc ediproxyth

\# if \[ $? = 0 ]; then

\# echo "${B}Another editran/PX system is running${N}."

\# exit 1

\# fi

\# fi

for PROCESO in $PROC\_STAR;

do

startproc $PROCESO

done;

statusproc ediproxyth

if \[ $? = 0 ] ; then

echo "editran/PX system started."

exit 0

else

echo "${B}editran/PX system NOT STARTED${N}."

exit 1

fi

;;

'stop')

echo "Stopping editran/PX system..."

for PROCESO in $PROC\_STOP;

do

stopproc $PROCESO

done;

\# statusproc editranp

\# if \[ $? = 0 ]; then

\# echo "${B}editran/PX system NOT STOPPED${N}."

\# exit 0

\# else

echo "editran/PX system stopped."

exit 1

\# fi

;;

'status')

echo "editran/PX system status..."

statusproc ediproxyth

if \[ $? = 0 ] ; then

echo "${B}editran/PX system started${N}."

exit 0

else

echo "editran/PX system stopped."

exit 1

fi

exit 0

;;

\*)

printf "Usage: %s \[-t] \[-f] start|stop|status\n" $0

printf "\t-t\t Trace\n"

\# printf "\t-f\t Ignore another editran/PX system running\n"

printf "\tstart\t Start the editran/PX system\n"

printf "\tstop\t Stop the editran/PX system\n"

printf "\tstatus\t Get the status of the editran/PX system\n"

exit 1

;;

esac


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