Manage Software Risk Manager Services

The Software Risk Manager installer includes a graphical tool to manage services, which can be found in the Software Risk Manager installation folder. For Windows, the tool is called manager-windows; for Linux, it's manager-linux-x64.run.

Open the appropriate tool and go to the Manage Servers tab to view and change the status of the services. To start, stop, or restart individual services, highlight the service, then click the desired action (see the screenshot below). Use the buttons on the bottom to change the status of all the services.

Alternatively, you can use the Windows Service Manager or the ctlscript shell files for Linux to change the status of Software Risk Manager services. To start, stop, or restart any Software Risk Manager services using ctlscript, navigate to the Software Risk Manager installation folder and follow the examples below:

• Start individual services (you can replace "start" with "stop" or "restart"):
  • ./ctlscript.sh start tomcat
  • ./ctlscript.sh start apache
  • ./ctlscript.sh start mysql
• Start, stop, or restart all services:
  • ./ctlscript.sh start
  • ./ctlscript.sh stop
  • ./ctlscript.sh restart

• Obtain the current status of all services:

  • ./ctlscript.sh status