Running the Engine
The engine.sh script follows the standard start/stop argument convention for system initialization scripts (“rc scripts”), so you can incorporate it in the start-up and shutdown sequence by inserting appropriate links in the /etc/rc.d files.
The engine.sh arguments are as follows:
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Switch |
Description |
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Starts the Engine |
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Stops the Engine |
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Starts the Engine, and runs it in the foreground. Useful for monitoring or debugging purposes. |
By default, Engine uses default configuration. To change the default configuration, use config argument when starting the Engine:
./engine.sh start -config=configValue
or
./engines.sh startfg -config=configValue
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Warning |
If you install a machine without a default route, the UNIX Engine returns 0.0.0.0 as the IP address. An IP address of 0.0.0.0 causes communication issues with the Manager. You must ensure that a default route is set for Engines to operate properly. |