Stopping the system using wvrstop

Purpose:

Stop the Blueworx Voice Response runtime system. If no flags are specified, the system is shut down after all existing calls have finished. Some processes keep running. This is equivalent to a quiesce shutdown in the graphical user interface.

Syntax:

wvrstop [ -h | –? ] [ –I ] [ –C ]

Flags:

–C

Complete shutdown. Shuts down processes such as the Java and VoiceXML HostManager and the dtalarm daemon, which continue to run after a normal Blueworx Voice Response shutdown. Use this flag when you are intending to reinstall the Blueworx Voice Response software (this is equivalent to DT_shutdown.) DT_shutdown waits for up to ten minutes before forcibly shutting down Blueworx Voice Response.

–h

Display help for the command.

–I

Immediate shutdown. Stop the system, without waiting for calls to finish. Processes such as the Java and VoiceXML HostManager and the dtalarm daemon keep running.

-?

Display the syntax of the command.

Examples:

Stop system normally after all calls have finished:

wvrstop

Stop system, without waiting for calls to finish:

wvrstop -I

Wait for all calls to finish and then shut down all processes. Wait for 10 minutes before forcibly shutting down processes that are still running:

wvrstop -C

Shut down all processes, without waiting for calls to finish. Wait for 10 minutes before forcibly shutting down processes that are still running:

wvrstop -I -C

Or:

wvrstop -IC