Now that I have CruiseControl configured and running on my server I need a way to be able to stop/kill the processes, so I did some research and found this.
To start CruiseControl
# cd /opt/cruisecontrol-bin-2.6 # ./cruisecontrol.sh
Top stop (aka Kill) CruiseControl use the UNIX command ‘ps’ to view the processes and corresponding process IDs as shown on this post on the source forge forums.
Find which PID (Process ID) you want to stop/kill type
# ps -eI dont know what the -e switch is for but from what I can tell it displays all the running processes in the system as opposed to just #ps which displays a limited list. If you want a more verbose list the type in
#ps -e -f(again I don’t know what the -f) switch is for, but it will return back to you even more information about the ongoing processes in your system. From here you can stop/kill the process you want based off the the displayed PID.
# kill -9 'XXXX'where ‘XXXX’ is the associated PID for the CruiseControl process you want to kill
Thanks for posting your experience here. However, it may be very difficult to find your process in the ps -e listing. Instead you can look at /your_install_path/cruisecontrol/cc.pid … this file contains the pid that you want to kill.