JRun Service Pack 1 Guide
Documentation Changes and Additions

Starting JRun servers

The JRun Launcher always starts JRun in the background. This lets you close the Launcher without stopping JRun servers. To start a JRun server in the background from the command line (on Windows or UNIX), use the nohup option, with the following syntax, from the jrun_root/bin directory:

jrun -nohup start jrun_server

This differs from JRun 3.x, in which the nohup option was available on UNIX only and used the following syntax, which is no longer supported:

jrun -nohup jrun_server - no longer supported

To close a server running in the background, use the following command:

jrun -stop jrun_server

Affected chapters:

• Installing JRun, Chapter 2, "Installing JRun"
• JRun Administrator's Guide, Chapter 1, "The Administrator's Role"
• JRun Quick Reference

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