Page Comparison

...

HiveMQ provides a specific run script called recovery.sh that can be utilized for starting a HiveMQ node in cluster mode with persistent data

Startup via using the start up script

1. Execute the the recovery.sh file in the HIVEMQ_HOME/bin folder.

   Code Block
   cd <your-hivemq-home-folder>/bin./recovery.sh

   
   

Start up HiveMQ as a service (init.d)

1. Open the HiveMQ init.d start script

   Code Block
   vi /etc/init.d/hivemq

   
   

2. Change the startup to using recovery.sh instead of run.sh at line 19

   Code Block
   ... failure $"HiveMQ start" echo; else echo -n Starting HiveMQ server su $HIVEMQ_USER -c "$HIVEMQ_HOME/bin/recovery.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 &" ### Create the lock file ### touch /var/lock/subsys/hivemq success $"HiveMQ server started" ...

   
   

3. Start the HiveMQ Service

   Code Block
   /etc/init.d/hivemq start

   
   

4. Make sure to revert the changes from step 2

...

1. Open the HiveMQ init.d start script

   Code Block
   vi /etc/init.d/hivemq

   
   

2. Change the startup to using recovery.sh instead of run.sh at line 19

   Code Block
   ... BASEDIR=/opt/hivemq NAME=hivemq DESC="MQTT Broker" DAEMON=/opt/hivemq/bin/recovery.sh DAEMON_USER=hivemq DAEMON_GROUP=hivemq PID_FILE="/var/run/${NAME}.pid" ...

   
   

3. Start the HiveMQ Service

   Code Block
   /etc/init.d/hivemq start

   
   

4. Make sure to revert the changes from step 2

...

1. Open the HiveMQ systemd script

   Code Block
   vi /etc/systemd/system/hivemq.service

   
   

2. Change the startup to using recovery.sh instead of run.sh at line 12

   Code Block
   ... ExecStart=/opt/hivemq/bin/recovery.sh ...

   
   

3. Start the HiveMQ Service

   Code Block
   systemctl start hivemq

   
   

4. Make sure to revert the changes from step 2

...