Re: force quiting
Re: force quiting
- Subject: Re: force quiting
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2001 12:32:21 EDT
I rather think you are asking the wrong question. You probably want to get
the freeware Okey Dokey Pro, which will dismiss those dialogs (and save a
screen shot of them). No server should be without it, IMHO.
That said, the direct answer to your question may be to use the Die osax.
It's brutal, I'm told. Always follow its use with a system restart.
http://www.devhq.com/OSAXs/0000002.shtml
You do have some sort of crash detection on your server, I hope.
Also, there is a bug in Applescript 1.6 (one upgrade beyond MacOS 9.1) which
Chris Nebel has identified and which should be fixed in MacOS 9.2, which will
cause Applescript CGIs to fail to execute if the CGI is not already running.
Could this be the problem?
Jeff Baumann
email@hidden
www.linkedresources.com
In a message dated 6/9/01 1:49:29 AM, Trevor Churchill wrote:
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Is there a way to tell the Finder to force quit an application?
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I have a cgi on a webstar server that fails if a restart is given if
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Filemaker Pro v3 has a dialog box up. I know it's better to fix why the
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dialog box keeps coming up (can not read disk error, but have swapped
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boxes, servers, recovered files, etc., etc)
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is it possible?
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./tc