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Starting and Stopping FME Server Manually

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Although the FME Server System Services start automatically, you can start and stop the services manually in the following ways:

  • From the Services window (the procedure for accessing the services may vary by Windows version):

    • Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services

    Or

    Start > Run > services.msc

    In the Services window, select one or more of the services, and start or stop as required.

Note: On Windows 8, you must be running as Administrator to start or stop the FME Server System Services.

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Although you can configure FME Server to start automatically, you can start it manually by running the following shell script as the root user:

<FMEServerDir>/Server/startServer.sh

This script starts all the FME Server System Services in the necessary order. Alternatively, to start each service individually, run the following scripts, located in the same directory:

  • startCore.sh: FME Server Core service
  • startEngines.sh: FME Engines
  • startDatabaseServer.sh: FME Server Database
  • startApplicationServer.sh: FME Server Web Application Server
  • startWebSocketServer.sh: FME Server WebSocket Server
  • startCleanup.sh: FME Server Cleanup service
  • startRootServices.sh - Starts all the services that run as the root user. This script calls startWebSocketServer.sh, startCleanup.sh, and startApplicationServer.sh.
  • startQueue.sh: Starts the FME Server Queue.

To stop FME Server, run the following script as the root user:

<FMEServerDir>/Server/stopServer.sh

Alternatively, stop the services individually with these scripts:

  • stopCore.sh
  • stopEngines.sh
  • stopDatabaseServer.sh
  • stopApplicationServer.sh
  • stopWebSocketServer.sh
  • stopCleanup.sh
  • stopRootServices.sh
  • stopQueue.sh