1 Reply Latest reply on Jun 2, 2006 12:24 AM by visolvejboss

    I think I shut JBoss down incorrectly.

    mboswort

      I hit "Ctrl-C" in the unix prompt and it shut down, and then I did
      pkill -9 java

      Now when I try to delete the JBoss server's folder from my directory, I am told that certain files are in use and cannot be deleted. Doesn't this mean that some part of JBoss is still running and is still using those files?

      The folder whose contents all seem to be in use is:
      jboss-4.0.4.GA\server\default

      Any help would be greatly appreciated. :)

        • 1. Re: I think I shut JBoss down incorrectly.
          visolvejboss

          Hello,

          Check whether any jboss instance is running or not by using the commands provided below.

          #ps -exf | grep -i jboss
          (or)
          #ps -exf | grep -i java

          If any instance of jboss is still running, kill that process. Also please check you have proper access rights to that directory.

          -Thanks,
          Visolve JBoss Team