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Mitel Forums => Mitel Software Applications => Topic started by: lundah on October 26, 2021, 05:12:39 PM
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So I used to be able to just do a "shutdown -r [time]" to reboot an MSL server at the designated time, but now (at least on a MiCollab 9.3 system), even if I specify a time in the future, NuPoint and MiCollab Client services are shut down immediately. Anyone have another method to do this? Normally I just need to bounce a MiCollab a few hours later, so no need to mess around in cron or anything complex, just looking for a simple command line command.
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So I used to be able to just do a "shutdown -r [time]" to reboot an MSL server at the designated time, but now (at least on a MiCollab 9.3 system), even if I specify a time in the future, NuPoint and MiCollab Client services are shut down immediately. Anyone have another method to do this? Normally I just need to bounce a MiCollab a few hours later, so no need to mess around in cron or anything complex, just looking for a simple command line command.
Hi,
Even tough I'm not familiar with this version, But if it's based on Linux you can set a cron-job to do the reboot.
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crontab works for scheduled regular reboots, but I was looking for a one-time deal. Found what I was looking for here:
https://danielgibbs.co.uk/2012/09/scheduling-a-reboot-on-linux-servers/ (https://danielgibbs.co.uk/2012/09/scheduling-a-reboot-on-linux-servers/)