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2. Double click the desktop icon labeled “stopdockserver”.
A shell window opens that shows column headings for process information but no
process information appears (Figure 23). This function stops all running Dock Servers
on the machine.
3. Type the enter key to close the shell window.
4. Select “Actions / Log Out” from
desktop menu bar.
5. Select the “Shut down” radio
button option on the open dialog
window and click the “OK”
button to shut down the
Dock Server machine.
2.4 Monitoring Dock Server while it's Running
To view Dock Server’s interactions with clients and gliders in realtime, follow these
steps.
1. Log on to the Dock Server machine as user “localuser”. The factory delivered password
for this account is “WideOpen” (see Appendix D).
2. Double click the desktop icon labeled “inspectdockserver”.
A shell window opens that shows the Dock Server application’s “console.log” file and
any additions made to it in realtime. This function uses the “less” utility to view the log
file. You may use any of its commands to view other parts of the log file. Figure 24
shows the results of using inspectdockserver just after starting up the Dock Server
application.
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Figure 23. Shell window confirming that no Dock Server is running.
