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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 18.01

    Description:
    We are changing the way we handle Hold Requests. Previously, we used ue_06 to process Hold Requests but now wish to shut down the ue_06 Request Daemon permanently and only use p-cir-12 from the job_list.

    What causes this automatic startup, and how can we prevent it from starting up automatically every day?

    Resolution:
    ue_06 is started for a library when the library is included in the REQUEST_STARTUP_LIBS setenv.

    aleph_start.private has this line:

    setenv REQUEST_STARTUP_LIBS "$REQUEST_STARTUP_LIBS ABC50"

    This setenv should be commented out or changed to:

    # setenv REQUEST_STARTUP_LIBS "$REQUEST_STARTUP_LIBS "

    to prevent its starting.

    Then restart aleph or do the following at the command line:

    source aleph_start
    dlib abc50
    util c/2 [to stop abc50 batch queue]
    util c/1 [to restart it]


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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