[Wrapper-user] Wrapper fails to start after JVM timeout - Needs server reboot to fix

[Justin M. <jma...@gm...>]

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Hello,

I am currently having an issue with my wrapper.exe starting. I have found
that this starts okay first time around and can be restarted when needed,
but if the JVM ping timeout is hit and is killed all attempts to start the
wrapper service fail.

I have made sure there are no java processes running but have ended up
needing to restart the server to get teh wrapper service to start back up. I
have attached a debug log but are at a loss as to why this is happening.

I am okay with the wrapper restarting due to the JVM being unresponsive but
I am concerned over the inability for it to recover without a server reboot.


Any help or hints with this issue will be greatly appreciated!



Thanks,
Justin