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How to check for "system up" from command line

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Woozy

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9/25/2013 5:53 PM

Hi All - We are looking for a simple way to determine if our S3 application is "up" from the command line. By "up", I mean that users should be able to log in and use the system.

What we are trying to do is find a way for our external scheduler to confirm that S3 is running before it kicks off an external process.

Is there a command or utility that will provide output that a script can evaluate to determine that the system is available?

Thanks for your help!

Woozy

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9/25/2013 6:15 PM

By the way - We're on LSF 9.0.1.11 and S3 Apps 9.0.1.7.

John Henley

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9/25/2013 6:34 PM

Woozy,
There are a number of command-line methods, namely perl and curl, that you can use to query different elements of Lawson (I usually check the /servlet/Profile, for instance). Keep in mind a few things: 1) have to hard-code the password in the script, 2) if you use ssl, you'll need the certificate installed on the scheduler, and 3) it'll all change with Infor 10

here's an example that uses curl to do an ioscacherefresh:
https://www.lawsonguru.co...ate-ioscacherefresh/

Woozy

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9/26/2013 2:26 PM

Thanks John. I'll have to poke around and see what I can figure out.