Article #1078
Subject: Re: Troubles!
Author: McVey,S,Shaun
Posted: 3/14/2001 01:41:13 AM
Type
ps -aux, which will list all the processes running on your box. Then look
for the ones related to 'moo'. Usually, you should see 3, find the lowest
pid number and then type 'kill -INT <PID>' where <PID> is the pid number.
That should get the moo to shutdown cleanly.
-----Original Message-----
From: Shawn E. Brechbiel [mailto:darkmerc@nospam]
Sent: 14 March 2001 08:37
To: MOO-COWS@nospam
Subject: Troubles!
Here it is. If someone could help me out. Another wizard broke something
in the do_command. So I'm alittle stuck. We can't shutdown, so I am
utterly stuck. Could someone help me out and fill me in on a good way to
Panic the server or shut it down Linux side. Anything that will help I
will greatly appriciate.
Thanks in advance
Shawn
Article #1079
Subject: Re: Troubles!
Author: Jeff Dubrule
Posted: 3/14/2001 09:05:57 AM
On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 01:37:05AM -0600, Shawn E. Brechbiel wrote:
> Here it is. If someone could help me out. Another wizard broke something
> in the do_command. So I'm alittle stuck. We can't shutdown, so I am
> utterly stuck. Could someone help me out and fill me in on a good way to
> Panic the server or shut it down Linux side. Anything that will help I
> will greatly appriciate.
Try this:
.program #0:do_command
return 0;
.
The .program doesn't go through :do_command, so will work regardless
of what's broken about the command system.
-jeff
