Stopping and Restarting the Database Server on GNU/Linux

If you installed the database server as a daemon, you can stop it and restart it using the service command line tool. If you installed it using Service Launcher, you can stop it and restart it manually in Service Launcher.

If you have installed the link server so as to be able to handle Windows clients, stopping and restarting it may also be necessary for the intended purpose.

  1. In a terminal, enter the following command:

    $ sudo service toonboom_dbserver stop

  2. When you are ready to start the server again, enter the following command:

    $ sudo service toonboom_dbserver start

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You can also restart the service instantly with the following command:

$ sudo service toonboom_dbserver restart

  1. In a terminal, enter the following command:

    $ sudo service toonboom_link_srv stop

  2. When you are ready to start the server again, enter the following command:

    $ sudo service toonboom_link_srv start

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You can also restart the service instantly with the following command:

$ sudo service toonboom_link_srv restart

  1. Make sure you are currently signed in as the user running the service.

  1. In the system tray, click on the Service Launcher icon.

    The Service Launcher application opens.

  1. Select the Database Server tab.
  2. Click on Stop.
  3. When you are ready to start the server again, click on Launch.
  1. Make sure you are currently signed in as the user running the service.

  1. In the system tray, click on the Service Launcher icon.

    The Service Launcher application opens.

  1. Select the Link Server tab.
  2. Click on Stop.
  3. When you are ready to start the server again, click on Launch.