Specifications

Table 2: Linux Start-up and Shutdown Commands for Ridgeline 4.0
Command Function Usage
RidgelineDB40 start Start RidgelineDB None
RidgelineDB40 stop Stop RidgelineServer if running, then
stop RidgelineDB
Otherwise, simply stop RidgelineDB.
Use this command only when RidgelineServer
is completely shutdown. See the
RidgelineServer40 status command.
Although this command stops the
RidgelineServer first if it is currently running, a
clean RidgelineServer shutdown before the
RidgelineDB shutdown cannot be assured.
RidgelineServer40 start Start RidgelineDB first, if not running,
then start RidgelineServer
RidgelineDB must be running before
RidgelineServer can start.
RidgelineServer40stop Stop RidgelineServer Use RidgelineServer status to verify that the
service is fully stopped.
RidgelineServer40status Display RidgelineServer status Use this command to determine whether the
RidgelineServer is running, and to verify that it
is completely shutdown after issuing
RidgelineServer40stop.
RidgelineFreeRadius40 start Start RidgelineFreeRadius None
RidgelineFreeRadius40 stop Stop RidgelineFreeRadius None
Starting the Server on Linux
To start or restart the Ridgeline daemons manually, enter the following commands in the order shown:
/etc/init.d/RidgelineDB40 start
/etc/init.d/RidgelineServer40 start
/etc/init.d/RidgelineFreeRadius40 start
You must have administrative rights to access init.d files.
Stopping the Server on Linux
To stop the Ridgeline server, enter the following commands in the order shown:
/etc/init.d/RidgelineServer40 stop (stops the server daemon)
/etc/init.d/RidgelineServer40 status (repeat until Ridgeline server PID is stopped)
/etc/init.d/RidgelineDB40 stop (stops the database daemon)
/etc/init.d/RidgelineFreeRadius40 stop
Installing the Ridgeline 4.0 Server
Ridgeline Installation and Upgrade Guide 36