Suggestions Please

[Mohan1289]

Hi friends

i wanna write a script which helps my friends

but i am getting lot of complications though to me it looks little easy but not

in our company my colleges are developing various applications and deploying them Manually

1. First they are creating a project.war.zip file in windows using NET BEANS

2. Then they are Deploying them in CENT OS using FileZilla

3.Then they Move .war file to /root/jboss-4.0.5GA/server/default/deploy

4. Service jboss stop and check for processes using ps ax | grep jboss

5. if it shows more than one process then kill the remaining processes except jboss

6. service start jboss

7. serverlogs:
tail -f /root/jboss-4.0.5GA/server/default/log/serverloghttps://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/images/cleardot.gif


8. import the Database Structure
what i wanna do is
if i write a script and run it after downloading or uploading the package it should do all the above processes automatically.
No manual work should be done..

How can i do this?? any suggestions??

Based on this i developed an algorithm

After the package is uploaded from Windows to Linux Server using FileZilla client
1. Check weather the user has installation permissions (but i don't know how?? Can we give installation permissions to a normal user without adding him to the sudo group?? which is in "/etc/group" file)
2. if not echo Authentication Failure
3. else proceed
4. unzip the "project.war.zip" file and move it to the /root/jboss-4.0.5GA/server/default/deploy folder
5. the stop the jboss server
6. check weather there is a single process after the jboss is stopeed using ps ax | grep jboss
7. If the process is just jboss and nothing else start the Jboss server again
7. else kill all the processes except Jboss and start the server again
8. serverlogs:
tail -f /root/jboss-4.0.5GA/server/default/log/serverloghttps://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/images/cleardot.gif

9. then connect to database and import Database structure using mysql -u root -p passsword > .sql

Can you help me how to check weather there is a single process named jboss and nothing else??
how can i kill all processes except jboss??
Do i need sudo permissions to kill a process??


are there any flaws in my algorithm??
any corrections?? mistakes??

[Lars Noodén]

First do all of the above in the shell. When you have each step working, copy that step exactly into a text file. Then when you have collected all the steps, make that text file executable (chmod +x somefile) and then add "#!/bin/sh" as the very first line of the file.

If you are wondering how to read files from a remote server using HTTP or Anonymous FTP, you can use wget (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man1/wget.1.html). The option -O will let you choose which directory and file the file will be save as.



wget -O google.html http://www.google.com/index.html
ls google.html

[Mohan1289]

First do all of the above in the shell. When you have each step working, copy that step exactly into a text file. Then when you have collected all the steps, make that text file executable (chmod +x somefile) and then add "#!/bin/sh" as the very first line of the file.

If you are wondering how to read files from a remote server using HTTP or Anonymous FTP, you can use wget (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man1/wget.1.html). The option -O will let you choose which directory and file the file will be save as.



wget -O google.html http://www.google.com/index.html
ls google.html


ohh thank you i will inform my progress shortly

[Mohan1289]

First do all of the above in the shell. When you have each step working, copy that step exactly into a text file. Then when you have collected all the steps, make that text file executable (chmod +x somefile) and then add "#!/bin/sh" as the very first line of the file.

If you are wondering how to read files from a remote server using HTTP or Anonymous FTP, you can use wget (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man1/wget.1.html). The option -O will let you choose which directory and file the file will be save as.



wget -O google.html http://www.google.com/index.html
ls google.html


Can i download a zip file too using wget command??

[Lars Noodén]

You can download any type of file that that webserver provides. You just need the URI.

[Mohan1289]

You can download any type of file that that webserver provides. You just need the URI.

I mean if i have to download a file from a System which is in my LAN Connection

and it's IP address is let's say (10.40.70.50)

how can get them??

wget -O 10.40.70.50 or do i have to use FTP protocol to get that??

[Lars Noodén]

Let's say the file is 'foobar.zip' in the server's top directory. You could get it like this:



wget http://10.40.70.50/foobar.zip



Wget is also fine with FTP, so you can also get files via Anonymous FTP if that is an issue. You just have to know where the file is and wget can get it for you.