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a stop job is running for NetXMS core server

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    Filipp Sudanov
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    Most probable reason is that database engine gets stopped first. After that netxms waits for reconnection to the DB to write data prior to shutdown.

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      PERIER
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      Thank you very much for your research lead. On the other hand, I don't know which file to modify so that MySQL stops after NetXMS Core server.

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        Filipp Sudanov
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        Since Debian uses systemd, After=   parameter in netxmsd.service should help.
        https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html#Before=

        Pls update, if you need an example

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          PERIER
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          Good morning. Fixed issue by changing TimeoutSec from 900 to 60 in netxmsd.service file.

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            kronicklez
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            Hi,

            May i know where is path location this  "netxmsd.service" this file?

            I'm using ubuntu 22 server.

            Thanks and appreciate your feedback

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              Alex Kirhenshtein
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              @kronicklez said in a stop job is running for NetXMS core server:

              Hi,

              May i know where is path location this  "netxmsd.service" this file?

              I'm using ubuntu 22 server.

              Thanks and appreciate your feedback

              you can add override by running “systemctl edit netxms-server”. It’s not recommended to modify unit file directly - it might be overwritten by the upgrade.

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                kronicklez
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                Hi Alex,

                I try edit the file that u mention and uncomment "# TimeoutSec=900" to "# TimeoutSec=60" but get error below. Do i need to stop first service befor edit the file? Thanks and appreciate your feedback

                root@ubuntu22:~# systemctl edit netxms-server
                Editing "/etc/systemd/system/netxms-server.service.d/override.conf" canceled: temporary file is empty.

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                  Filipp Sudanov
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                  I'd guess something wrong with how editor is configured in the system. You can try configuring that with:

                  update-alternatives --config editor

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                    Alex Kirhenshtein
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                    There are comments by systemctl:

                    ### Editing /etc/systemd/system/netxms-server.service.d/override.conf
                    ### Anything between here and the comment below will become the new contents of the file
                    
                    ...
                    
                    ### Lines below this comment will be discarded
                    

                    Your changes were just ignored.

                    Proper override should be something like this:

                    ### Anything between here and the comment below will become the new contents of the file
                    
                    
                    [Unit]
                    After=network.target postgresql.service
                    TimeoutSec=900
                    … more overrides
                    
                    ### Lines below this comment will be discarded
                    

                    But I want to point out that TimeoutSec=900 is default value in the unit file (check /lib/systemd/system/netxms-server.service)

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                      Alex Kirhenshtein
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                      My guess is that DB is shutting down before the core process and netxmsd waits for connection to write cached information.

                      Add "After=" section to your unit override.

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                        kronicklez
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                        Hi,

                        @filipp-sudanov said in a stop job is running for NetXMS core server:

                        I'd guess something wrong with how editor is configured in the system. You can try configuring that with:

                        update-alternatives --config editor

                        Currently i'm using nano. Is it issue using nano?

                        root@ubuntu22:~# update-alternatives --config editor
                        There are 4 choices for the alternative editor (providing /usr/bin/editor).

                          Selection    Path                Priority  Status
                        ------------------------------------------------------------
                        * 0            /bin/nano            40        auto mode
                          1            /bin/ed            -100      manual mode
                          2            /bin/nano            40        manual mode
                          3            /usr/bin/vim.basic  30        manual mode
                          4            /usr/bin/vim.tiny    15        manual mode

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                          Filipp Sudanov
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                          Nano is fine. Could be that you tried to add the text to the end of the file that opened for editing? Note that text should be added between

                          ### Anything between here and the comment below will become the new contents of the file

                          and

                          ### Lines below this comment will be discarded

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