There are different distributions for Tomcat and JBoss.
For Tomcat, use the command: addon install exo-crash-tomcat.
For JBoss, use the command: addon install exo-crash-jboss.
After Platform started, you can connect to the Crash shell via Telnet or SSH.
To connect via Telnet: telnet localhost 5000
To connect via SSH: ssh -p 2000 -l root localhost
The password is gtn.
To get a manual: % help
To quit the shell: % bye or % exit.
To change default ports (Telnet 5000, SSH 2000), customize those variables:
In Tomcat:
CATALINA_OPTS="${CATALINA_OPTS} -Dcrash.telnet.port=12345"
CATALINA_OPTS="${CATALINA_OPTS} -Dcrash.ssh.port=54321"In JBoss:
JAVA_OPTS="${JAVA_OPTS} -Dcrash.telnet.port=12345"
JAVA_OPTS="${JAVA_OPTS} -Dcrash.ssh.port=54321"This sample is for Linux. For Windows and details how to customize variables, see Administrator guide.
Configuring the session maxage
By default, when you are connecting to a workspace, your session will automatically log out after 300 seconds of being idle.
If this session maxage is quite short for you, in a development/test environment
you can increase the exo.jcr.sessionregistry.sessionmaxage property.
In exo.properties, (see Configuration overview
if you have not created this file yet), add this line:
exo.jcr.sessionregistry.sessionmaxage=600
The unit is second.
Beware that this is a JCR configuration and in production, you change it only when you are fully acknowledged of performance impact.