Gerardo,

I had done that at my site. You have to add ssi and mini_el to the nsr_daemons 
variable
in the nsr_shutdown file.

If you grep for lgto on nsr_shutdown, you will see the following 3 lines:
 ps_output="`ps ax | egrep 'nsr|save|lgto'`"
                        }'| egrep 'nsr|save|lgto'`"
                ps_output="`ps -ef | egrep 'nsr|save|lgto'`"

Those lines can be changed to:

    ps_output="`ps ax | egrep 'nsr|save|lgto|mini|ssi'`"
                        }'| egrep 'nsr|save|lgto|ssi|mini'`"
                ps_output="`ps -ef | egrep 'nsr|save|lgto|mini|ssi'`"

That should kill those processes along with the others. Be sure to make a copy 
of nsr_shutdown before making any changes. Good Luck!

Guy Novello

-----Original Message-----
From: Gerardo Gomez Ortega [mailto:gerardo2002 AT WANADOO DOT ES]
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 12:58 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Killing ssi and mini_el on AIX


Reading the Legato Admin Guide for unix, on page 477 within SILO
installation, we can see what to add to /etc/rc.nsr (on AIX) script
in order to start mini_el and ssi processes.

After stopping networker (nsr_shutdown) both processes are still running.
Starting networker again, another instance of each process start. Looking
in nsr_shutdown script we have realized that no reference to ssi and
mini_el has been added after installation process.

Has anyone developed lines to add to nsr_shutdown to stop those processes?

AIX 5.2
NetWorker 7.1.1
SILO STK PowderHorn.

Thanks in advance,
Gerardo Gomez.

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