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Restart an unresponsive Timbuktu host via SSH
open doesn't really work, because it will indeed launch Timbuktu, but Timbuktu will request the administrator password on the remote machine screen, and will be stuck there.
Restart an unresponsive Timbuktu host via SSH
To restart a crashed Timbuktu host from the SSH command line (or to start Timbuktu if it simply isn't running for whatever reason) you can use the built-in TimbuktuInstaller tool, which is part of the Timbuktu application package.
This is the syntax if Timbuktu is located in the usual place:
basically the command is "path to the TimbuktuInstaller tool" followed by "Path to the Timbuktu app package" The TimbuktuInstaller tool is the "official" way to start the Timbuktu host, and it is actually the thing which Timbuktu's Push service uses to work its magic.
Restart an unresponsive Timbuktu host via SSH
I just wanted to say that this last comment is what actually worked for me with timbuktu 8.5. Sweet! Thanks!! |
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