Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

Using Caché on UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X
ccontrol stop
where instname is the name of the Caché instance you want to stop. See Controlling Caché Instances
for more options and information.
2. This procedure invokes the Caché SHUTDOWN utility, which displays a status report. Check
for active processes in the report to determine if the next step is necessary.
3. Should it be necessary, broadcast a message to any users on the system:
Do you want to broadcast a message to anyone No=> Yes
Send a message to other terminals. Message => Please sign off
Terminal => /dev/tty/06
Terminal =>
Message =>
4. After sending one message you can send others, until you respond to the Message prompt by
pressing Enter.
5. When the system asks if you would like to see another system status, enter Yes to see one, or
press Enter if you do not want another report.
6. If you answer Yes, when the system status displays again, identify any active terminals.
7. Confirm that you want to halt by answering Yes. If you answer No, the shutdown procedure quits
and Caché continues running.
6.4 UNIX File Permissions
This sample shows the permissions for files and directories where the owner user ID is cachemgr
and the group ID chosen to start and stop Caché is sysmgr. The default Caché system group ID used
internally is cacheusr
• Owner user ID is cachemgr
• Management group ID is sysmgr
• Internal Caché system group ID is cacheusr
Resource Permissions Owner Group
-------- ----------- ----- -----------
Caché Registry -rw-r--r-- Root Other
Directories
===========
cachesys -rwxrwxr-x cachemgr cacheusr
cachesys/mgr -rwxrwxr-x cachemgr cacheusr
cachesys/bin -rwxr-xr-x cachemgr cacheusr
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