Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor::acedb - Monitor acedb/sgifaceserver
Check that sgifaceserver is running
use Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor::acedb; my $gmod = Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor::acedb->new(); $gmod->check_status(); print "Testing acedb status at " . $gmod->tested_at . ": $status";
Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor::acedb provides methods for monitoring and restarting acedb/sgifaceserver as necessary.
Check the status of acedb on the localhost. Note that because in most installations, sgifaceserver is configured to run under xinetd/inetd. If there has been a long period with no requests, sgifaceserver may have timed out.
This method returns a two element list comprised of ($string,$status). $string will contain a formatted string indicating the test, time, and result; $status will be boolean true or false indicating the success or failure of the test.
This method also populates the object with a variety of status strings. See the "ACCESSOR METHODS" section of Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor for additional details.
Restart sgifaceserver using a variety of methods, starting from least to most aggressive.
Options: -user These two options will be used to try and restart sgifaceserver -pass using the ace.pl script (if installed on your system) (admin/ace123) -xinetd full path to xinetd undet control of init.d (defaults to /etc/rc.d/init.d/xinetd if not provided)
The following attempts will be made to try and restart sgifaceserver:
1. via ace.pl 2. By reloading xinetd through inetd 3. By sending xinetd a HUP 4. By sending inetd a HUP
Note that restarting sgifaceserver can take some time depending on your system! Be patient!
Like check_status(), this method populates a number of status fields in the object. See the "ACCESSOR METHODS" section of Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor for additional details.
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Bio::GMOD, Bio::GMOD::Admin::Monitor
Todd W. Harris <harris@cshl.org>.
Copyright (c) 2003-2005 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
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cpanm
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