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Managing an iFolder Enterprise Server
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Managing an iFolder Enterprise
Server
This section describes how to manage your Novell
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iFolder
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3. x enterprise server on Novell Open
Enterprise Server platform.
• Section 7.1, “Starting iFolder Services,” on page 67
• Section 7.2, “Stopping iFolder Services,” on page 67
• Section 7.3, “Restarting iFolder Services,” on page 67
• Section 7.4, “Managing the Simias Log and Simias Access Log,” on page 68
• Section 7.5, “Backing Up the iFolder Server,” on page 69
• Section 7.6, “Backing Up the iFolder Store with the TSAIF,” on page 70
• Section 7.7, “Recovering from a Catastrophic Loss of the iFolder Server,” on page 77
• Section 7.8, “Recovering Individual Files or Directories,” on page 78
• Section 7.9, “Moving iFolder Data from One iFolder Server to Another,” on page 79
7.1 Starting iFolder Services
iFolder services start whenever you reboot the system or whenever you start Apache services.
As a root user, enter the following command at the terminal console:
/etc/init.d/apache2 start
7.2 Stopping iFolder Services
iFolder services stop whenever you stop the system or whenever you stop Apache services.
As a root user, enter the following command at the terminal console:
/etc/init.d/apache2 stop
7.3 Restarting iFolder Services
If you need to restart iFolder services, you must stop and start Apache services:
As a root user, enter the following command at the terminal console:
/etc/init.d/apache2 stop
/etc/init.d/apache2 start
Avoid using the Apache Restart command. If any other modules using the Apache instance do not
exit immediately in response to the Apache Restart command, iFolder might hang.