[Wrapper-user] wrapper not shutting down on Solaris

[Pritchard, S. <SP1...@te...>]

Hi,

	I downloaded the wrapper source and build it on Solaris 9.  I got my
app up and running with no significant trouble.  But when I went to stop my
app, I got a message that my app was not running.  I know this wasn't true
because I could see the process after issueing a "ps" command and because my
app's log files were continuing to show new messages as the app ran.

	The one change I mad to the conf file that seemed significant to
this problem is I set "wrapper.pidfile=./multiplexer.pid"  I did this
because I did not have write permissions to the directory that is set by
default.  I can see the .pid file being created and it contains the correct
process ID.  When I manually stop the app with the kill command, the .pid
file is deleted.  So I conclude from this that wrapper is finding the file
without problem.  I use a script based on testwrapper to start and stop the
app.  I only changes the app name, app long name, and conf file location,
and the shebang to reflect my location of sh.

	I turned on debug logging and watched the JVM log a series of pings
and responses.  So it seems wrapper was successfully monitoring the VM.
These pings continued after I attempted to stop the app.  A snippet of the
console output is show below.  My in-line comments start with "//"  I
inserted whitespace for readability.

	Can anyone suggest what I should do to continue troubleshooting
this?  I'm at a loss.  BTW, I successfully built on RedHat linux and did not
encounter this problem.

Thanks in advance,
Sean


jvm 1    | Send a packet 103 : ok

//now I try to stop the app (using my script that is based on testwrapper)

bash-2.05$ ./multiplexer.sh stop
Stopping Teradata CRM Email Multiplexer...
Teradata CRM Email Multiplexer was not running.

//my app did not stop, pings continue

bash-2.05$ jvm 1    | Received a packet 103 : ping
jvm 1    | Send a packet 103 : ok

// I check ps to confirm the app is still running

bash-2.05$ ps -eaf | grep multiplexer
sp180007 29584 26899  0 13:54:07 pts/5    0:00 grep multiplexer
sp180007 29562     1  0 13:53:28 pts/5    0:00 ./wrapper
../config/multiplexer.conf
bash-2.05$ jvm 1    | Received a packet 103 : ping
jvm 1    | Send a packet 103 : ok

//it is still running and pinging