Oracle AppsDBAs World: Enable/Disable restrict session of Apache

Enable restrict mode of Apache
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1. Login to your applications tier as application user and source the
environment file if it is not set in user bash profile.
2. Stop your all application tier services by running adstpall.sh from
$ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME. And check if any application services by using
ps -ef|grep applmgr
3. Run the script 'txkrun.pl -script=ChangeApacheMode' from the $FND_TOP/bin
4. Then it'll prompts for the following inputs:

a). full path for the Applications Context file
b). Enter the mode for Apache. Type 'Restrict'
c). Confirmation of whether you have stopped your applications tier
services

5. Once you enter the above details, the configuration script
a). sets the respective context variables in the context file required to
configure the Restricted mode
b). instantiates the configuration files for the HTTP Server and OC4J in
the ..
6. Restart all application services on the applications tier.

Whenever the users try to access the Applications home page, they get redirected
to the downtime page generated when you schedule downtime.

Disable restrict mode of Apache
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1. Login to your applications tier as application user and source the
environment file if it is not set in user bash profile.
2. Stop your all application tier services by running adstpall.sh from
$ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME. And check if any application services by using
ps -ef|grep applmgr
3. Run the script 'txkrun.pl -script=ChangeApacheMode' from the $FND_TOP/bin
4. Then it'll prompts for the following inputs:

a). full path for the Applications Context file
b). Enter the mode for Apache. Type 'Normal'
c). Confirmation of whether you have stopped your applications tier
services

5. Restart all application services on the applications tier.

posted by Senthil Kumaran @ 1:51 AM

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