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> java -jar lib/servicemix-client.jar --help
Apache ServiceMix Kernel client
-a [SMX4KNL:address] specify the URL to connect to
-h [SMX4KNL:host] specify the host to connect to
-u [SMX4KNL:user] specify the user name
-p [SMX4KNL:password] specify the password
--help shows this help message
[SMX4KNL:commands] commands to run
If no commands are specified, the client will be put in an interactive mode
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The client jar does not yet support passing command line arguments to the remote ServiceMix Kernel.
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> echo osgi/shutdown > command.txt
> java -jar lib/servicemix-client.jar < command.txt
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Using an SSH client
You can use any standard SSH client to connect to a ServiceMix Kernel instance. The default port is 8101.
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Some SSH clients will prompt some harmless warnings when connecting to ServiceMix Kernel.
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channel_by_id: 1: bad id: channel free
channel_input_success_failure: 1: unknown
channel_by_id: 1: bad id: channel free
channel_input_success_failure: 1: unknown
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Using another Kernel instance
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The TCP port is configured at the following location:
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The security realm used by the console when authenticating remote users is named servicemix, so you can override this realm as explained in the 4.5. Security framework.
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