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Logging Out From the Current Server
To log out from the current session, use the following command:
logout
If you log in to a different server, you don't need to use this command; you are automatically logged
out of the current server.
Exiting the Client
To exit the client, use either of the following commands:
exit
or
quit
18.1.3 Running the eMBox Command Line Client in Batch
Mode
There are three ways you can run the eMBox Client in batch mode:
• “Single Tasks” on page 536
• “Internal Batch File” on page 536
• “System Batch File” on page 538
You can use a combination of the system and internal batch files for more flexibility and for
organizing and reusing commands that you run often.
Single Tasks
You can perform a single eMBox task in batch mode at the command line, simply by entering the
command using the -t option to specify the tool and task, and omitting the -i option (-i specifies
interactive mode). For example,
java embox -s 137.65.123.244 -p 8028 -u admin.mycompany
-w mypassword -l mylog.txt -t dsrepair.rld -n
WARNING: On NetWare only, to avoid an abend you must include
-ns
(a Java option on NetWare
for “new screen”). For example,
java -ns embox -s 137.65.123.244 -p 8028 -u admin.mycompany -w
mypassword -l mylog.txt -t dsrepair.rld -n
For multiple tasks on different servers, or for tasks you perform often, a better alternative is to use an
internal batch file. For more information, see the following section,
“Internal Batch File” on
page 536 .
Internal Batch File
To run the eMBox Client in batch mode using an eMBox Client internal batch file, you need to
create a file which contains a group of eMBox commands you would run in the interactive mode.