08-07-2013 02:59 AM
Hi All experts,
I encounter a questions that what's difference of the "bp.kill_all" and "netbackup stop" commands in NBU7.5.
These two commands can both stop the NBU process in the Linux/Unix platform.
But what's difference about them?
Could you please kindly show your light on this stupid question?
Best Regards
Gavin
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08-07-2013 03:50 AM
bp.kill_all is the administrator "die now" netbackup command where as "netbackup star / stop" is the script called upon OS shutdown / reboot.
You cold say "netbackup" is the graceful way top stop netbackup and bp.kill_all is less graceful but really handy if "netbackup stop" doesn't do the job.
Test the command out as Marianne suggested.
08-07-2013 03:09 AM
The scripts are text files - you can open them and have a look.
I remember some years ago that using 'netbackup stop' did not kill ALL processes - acsd-related processes were left behind (when using ACSLS-controlled robot). We used bp.kill_all to ensure all processes were stopped when we had to restart NBU.
Best is to test in your environment and see the difference.
08-07-2013 03:50 AM
bp.kill_all is the administrator "die now" netbackup command where as "netbackup star / stop" is the script called upon OS shutdown / reboot.
You cold say "netbackup" is the graceful way top stop netbackup and bp.kill_all is less graceful but really handy if "netbackup stop" doesn't do the job.
Test the command out as Marianne suggested.
08-29-2013 02:31 AM
Thanks Marianne and Nicolai!