GaryG wrote: > I am not using a Java Service Wrapper. Not sure what that is.
Then how do you know that you aren't using it? > I am using the broker as installed, just from command line, with the only > modifications to the config file being the turning off of the shutdown hook, > adding jmx, and commenting out the network connector stuff. Literally it's > pretty much out of the box. ps -auwwx | grep wrapper cat `find / -type f -name wrapper.log` :) > This is absolutely critical for our system, I don't understand why the > broker just dies, and this has been happening regularly! I know it's not > due to a rogue "control-C" being pressed (had those issues too and fixed > them by disabling the shutdown hook) If it's absolutely critical, maybe you should hire someone to help you. I don't think it's "just dying", but I have seen the service wrapper kill a broker for a lot of reasons. It also restarts the broker when it dies or the wrapper kills it, but I have also seen the wrapper fail to restart the broker. -- Christopher G. Stach II
