If this fails newer eMacs have a restart button on the right hand side just beyond the cord connection bay (G4s on the front). Hold the button in until the machine indicates it is restarting.

It is not yet possible to load a saved game from a running civserver. Instead you have to start it with the -f option, for example: civserver -f civgame1150.sav If the saveturns server variable is set, the server will attempt to save games in the directory you were in when you started it. Check its ownership, permissions, and disk space/quota for the partition it is on. It may be convenient to use a wrapper script that creates and uses a separate directory for each server session.

Problem: You are noticing restart messages in your error log, periodically, when you know you did not restart the server yourself: [Thu Jun 6 04:02:01 2002] [notice] SIGHUP received. Attempting to restart [Thu Jun 6 04:02:02 2002] [notice] Apache configured -- resuming normal operations Check your cron jobs to see when/if your server logs are being rotated. Compare the time of rotation to the error message time.

Yes. On the Speak menu, there are several options for skipping around within articles as well as starting at the current cursor. You can also right-click at a spot within the article and choose Speak From Cursor on the popup menu.

When you want to continue filling out a form that you have previously saved in a file, use your browser's File/Open File command to read in the file. It will be displayed in your browser and all of the buttons (e.g. [Update Local Data], [File 398]) will work as before. When you open the file locally, it is looking at your computer for resources such as images and CSS, which are used to compose the page. If the save process did not save these items as well, you may get strange formatting.

To stop the server you must use the kill command for unix systems. Find the process id and then 'kill process_id'. To restart the server you may have to first remove the lock file that is in your svr/txns directory if the server did not shut down cleanly. Then start the server using the command above.

Choose the race you would like to play. (Paid accounts can choose any race, if required missions are completed.)

You can delete your game account and then start a new one. If you have upgraded your account, you can email us at billing@astroempires.com with both accounts numbers (the deleted account and the new one) requesting to transfer the remaining upgrade time between accounts.

You may restart your server by typing "/rcon quit" in your console. The server will quit and automatically restart within 30 seconds. If you find it has not restarted, please contact us immediately! In addition, we will provide you with a Web-based login area, where you can perform such tasks as start your server, stop your server, and clear out cache and log files.

Yes. You can use cPanel restart your Tomcat virtual host. This is recommended whenever you make changes to your web.xml, jars or class files. You do not have access to Tomcat's directories to view logs or work files, or to update configuration files. While we provide a way to restart your Tomcat Virtual Host via the "Tomcat Site Manager" in cPanel, you do not have access to restart Tomcat itself.

If you are delinquent paying your bill, and we have repossessed your trash container, you will need to call the Waste Reduction Services Office at 483-4400 or visit the office at 601 E. South Street. Staff will inform you what your late fee is and how much it will cost to re-start your service. You may pay the past due amount and the re-start fee over the phone with a credit card. You may also restart service by coming to the Public Service Department on the 7th floor of City Hall.

Log In to CATGlobal.com and click “View Schedule.” Select “Resume.” Your test should open at the same question where you left off when you ended the test. Once you click “Quit” you will not be able to restart the test.

Your Doctor will call you with the results in 3-4 business days. If you do not hear from us in a week, please call.

If they are correct, your world will start immediately (you will see a small window on your computer).

Just click on the "Start a World" button again and type the same world name and world password. (Nothing will be lost... everything in your world will be there the same as when you left it.) Because the world runs from your computer, not ours, you must restart your world each time you restart your computer. (In the future, we will make this automatic. Also, if you want your world always online, then put it on a server.)

Restarting your empire is a big step, it can be done when you have gone to far into debt to get out, or when you would like to change race or like a fresh start as the same race. Restarting an empire starts you fresh, the only thing that you keep from your old empire is 10% of your credits and your ministers. You will lose all research, projects, fleet, food, ore, minerals, consumer goods, planets, and systems.

Once or twice only! Pushing the restart button repeatedly will cause your firebox to flood, and heating oil, unlike gasoline, does not evaporate, thus making a lot of noise once it is started. Although rare, flooding the firebox could be a fire hazard.

While we wait for a server control panel to be developed the easiest way to restart your game server to load new maps/configuration options is to simply 'rcon quit' it. This will shutdown the game server properly and then the automatic server restart script should start it up immediately. No. 'Bots' are CPU intensive and therefore other customers may experience lag due to them running on your gaming server.

Using telnet or ssh (we recommend SSH) session, navigate to the /bin folder under Tomcat and then type:

In case you have disabled a service, just uncheck the "Disable Alerts" box in the Edit alerts section.