Running site list

You could also read the server.ini file and loop through each process in the environments.  You can use the following tcl code to parse it quickly.

# Create the path to the server.ini file and read the contents.

set serverFilePath /hci/root3.8.1P/server/server.ini

if {[catch {set fileIn [read_file -nonewline $serverFilePath]} emsg]} {echo 0; return {}}

# Start parsing the file contents to find the environs= entry.

set linesIn [split $fileIn n]

set environsIndex [lsearch $linesIn *environs*]

set environsIn [split [lindex $linesIn $environsIndex] “;”]

regsub -all “environs=” $environsIn “” environsIn

You could also do as you suggested and ps -ef | grep for the lock manager.  Depends on what else you may do in the script, as to whether or not you want to loop through all of your sites.

Our ‘stop all’ script processes all sites that are ‘active’ with Unix shell commands and then requests a stop.  We don’t bother to check if the site is running as the hci ‘stop’ does this for us and we would only be saving a few seconds.

In our environment, a site is active if a NetConfig file exists – we move the NetConfig file to NetConfig.disabled to make a site inactive.