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There appears to be a problem with shutting down the Confluence server. According to Atlassian, this only happens on certain configuration and they are not able to determine yet why. I have personally experienced with every type of Virtualized Ubuntu system I have setup over the past few years.
Here are the steps to ensure Confluence actually shuts Start by trying to perform a normal shutdown,
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su - svradm
/opt/confluence/bin/shutdown.sh |
Next ensure that Confluence actually shut down,
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ps -ef | grep java | grep confluence |
Which results in output showing The resulting output shows all your java processes. Look for you Confluence java process which looks something similar to below,
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svradm 2364 1 0 01:00 ? 00:02:37 /opt |
Which usually shows it is still running so then I doIf it does not exist then the shutdown occurred properly. However, if it still exists try running ps again in a few minutes. If it still exists after that you need to kill the process,
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kill 2364 # Note change 2364, to the process ID that you see on your screen. |
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