Small collection of WebSphere (and Livecycle) scripts.
- locator-kicker.ksh - Simple script to delete left over .locator file(s) and start Livecycle TCP locators when the server comes online.
- runWASUpdate.bat - Simple batch file to patch Windows WebSphere servers from a response file.
- updatewas2 directory:
- runUpdate.sh - Script to apply patches for WebSphere based on response files. Can also be used to rollback patches. Fix packs/iFix's would be located in a pak folder and all response files and .pak files for this script are located in a /swing directory mounted to all servers for patching and unmounted when complete. Error checking portion is currently broken and I will fix it when I get a chance. Currently I manually move the required response files into the upsatewas2 directory on the /swing filestem (upgrade or rollback) which determines what happens. Response files also need updated with the list of paks being applied/removed. I plan to make this all handled by the script in the future.
- upgrade dir - Collection of response files for installing patches for my current environment (ND, Forms, DS servers).
- rollback dir - Collection of response files for rolling back patches for my current environment.
- ErrorFinderAlert_v2.ps1 - Script that I tossed together to run on a couple of our WebSphere servers to alert when threads hang that could not recover plus a few other errors and when detected the error is written to a flat file "database" (to prevent multiple alerts of the same exact error each time the script is kicked off via a scheduled task) and a log file. Additionally, an email is sent out to the WebSphere admins alerting of the error(s). This is planned to be expanded and made modular (with a easily adjusted list of errors that the script would spin thru to check for) and the service account modified to allow the script to run against multiple servers within a single script instead of multiple script copies running one on each server. Of course email server name and email addresses have been wiped for this upload.