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To check if Crowd is up, in web browser go to the appropriate URL as defined above.
You should see Crowd log-in page. If not then ssh in to xxx-crowd.sagebase.org as ec2-user, using the standard key for 'platform' owned ec2 instances, PlatformKeyPairEast
At the unix prompt:
ps -efwww | grep java
Should show one java process, if not
cd /usr/local/atlassian-crowd-2.2.7/
./start_crowd.sh
Now verify that the log-in page appears in your web browser.
If crowd is running and you feel the need to 'bounce' the server, make sure to stop crowd before running "start_crowd.sh". To do this, run
./stop_crowd.sh
from /usr/local/atlasssian-crowd-2.2.7/. Use the aforementioned "ps -ef..." command to make sure no Crowd java process is running. If necessary, 'kill' lingering instances before running "start_crowd.sh". It's important not to have multiple instances of the java process runnningsudo reboot
The machine should restart keeping the existing elastic ip.