jboss console fills up qprint

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Old 03-03-2008, 02:36 AM
Default jboss console fills up qprint

Hi can anyone help me.

We have a jboss server installed on as400/iseries, and have created a
subsystem to stop and start, using the run.sh file.

But the console output is no piped into a file in qprint, and after
some time it runs full and stops the jboss server, until you allow
more pages or restart the server.

Is there a way to supress the console output, or put it into a dev/
null.

It is possible on unix, but I'm new to the AS400/Iseries world, so I'm
a bit blank how to do it.

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Old 03-03-2008, 04:59 AM
Default Re: jboss console fills up qprint

On Mar 3, 8:36*am, sasmussen wrote:
> Hi can anyone help me.
>
> We have a jboss server installed on as400/iseries, and have created a
> subsystem to stop and start, using the run.sh file.
>
> But the console output is no piped into a file in qprint, and after
> some time it runs full and stops the jboss server, until you allow
> more pages or restart the server.
>
> Is there a way to supress the console output, or put it into a dev/
> null.
>
> It is possible on unix, but I'm new to the AS400/Iseries world, so I'm
> a bit blank how to do it.


To start run.sh do you use qsh or pase ?
If so just redirect as you would in unix. /dev/null works too AFAIR.

HTH
Jonathan.
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Old 03-03-2008, 08:11 AM
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il 03/03/2008 9.36, Scrive sasmussen 40437696:
> Hi can anyone help me.
>
> We have a jboss server installed on as400/iseries, and have created a
> subsystem to stop and start, using the run.sh file.
>
> But the console output is no piped into a file in qprint, and after
> some time it runs full and stops the jboss server, until you allow
> more pages or restart the server.
>
> Is there a way to supress the console output, or put it into a dev/
> null.
>
> It is possible on unix, but I'm new to the AS400/Iseries world, so I'm
> a bit blank how to do it.
>

It's matter of JVM stdout and stderr properties at start-up, as any
other java application.
By default stdout and stderr will output on two distinct QPRINT spooled
files, to avoid you should start jboss with e.g.:
-Dstdout=file:///home/jboss/stdout.log
-Dstderr=file:///home/jboss/stderr.log
(or another url as file:///dev/null to lose any output).
unless you have mean to activate Jboss logging elsewhere.

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Old 03-03-2008, 09:29 AM
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On Mar 3, 2:36*am, sasmussen wrote:
> Hi can anyone help me.
>
> We have a jboss server installed on as400/iseries, and have created a
> subsystem to stop and start, using the run.sh file.
>
> But the console output is no piped into a file in qprint, and after
> some time it runs full and stops the jboss server, until you allow
> more pages or restart the server.
>
> Is there a way to supress the console output, or put it into a dev/
> null.
>
> It is possible on unix, but I'm new to the AS400/Iseries world, so I'm
> a bit blank how to do it.


chgprtf qprint records(*nomax) then either use the calendar thingie to
dltf or write a little autostart cl program to dlt the outfile every
so often.
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