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Originally Posted by johnhelen
Hello
I have an application(process) that was shutdown some days ago but I do not know why (the computer is still running). I want to know when the app was shutdown so I can find out the reason. However, the application's log only show when is started.
Here is the output of ps -ef command after I restarted the application
admin 18064 1 0 11:11 pts/2 00:00:03 java -server -Djava.ext.dirs=. -Djava.rmi.server.hostname=localserver org.alfresco.deployment.Main application-context.xml
Is there any information in a system log that helps me to know when the app was shutdown?. Could you please help
Many thanks
johnhelen
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Not enough information to say. If the app was killed (like with a "kill -9"), then the only way to know would be if the application itself wrote something before dying, or to look at everyone's .bash_history, to see who issued the kill statement.
If the application has a shutdown script, that may tell something, but since you don't say anything about what the application is, any details about it, or version/distro of Linux, we can't really be of much help.