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• -http-port=<[hostname or ip address:]number>
  •  is the HTTP port that the Agent is listening to in order to receive requests from a JobScheduler Master:

    • jobscheduler_agent.cmd|sh command -http-port=####

    • where #### is the numeric port.
    • This option can be also used for indicating which network interfaces the JobScheduler Agent should listen to if you specify a hostname or ip address in addition
  • Without this option being used the port defaults to 4445 and the JobScheduler Agent listens to all available network interfaces.
  • Should you want to specify a port then the following precedence applies:
    • First precedence: command line option
    • Second precedence: environment variable SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT (see below)
    • Third precedence: use of default value
• -https-port=<[hostname or ip address:]number>
  •  is the HTTPS port that the Agent is listening to in order to receive requests from a JobScheduler Master:

    • jobscheduler_agent.cmd|sh command -https-port=####

    • where #### is the numeric port.
    • This option can be also used for indicating which network interfaces the JobScheduler Agent should listen to if you specify a hostname or ip address in addition
  • Without this option being used the port defaults to 4445and the JobScheduler Agent listens to all available network interfaces.
  • Should you want to specify a port then the following precedence applies:
    • First precedence: command line option
    • Second precedence: environment variable SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT (see below)
    • Third precedence: use of default value
• -data-directory=<number>
  • Location of the data directory.
  • It has to be unique over all JobScheduler Universal Agent instances
  • Should you want to specify a data directory then the following precedence applies:
    • First precedence: command line option
    • Second precedence: environment variable SCHEDULER_DATA (see below)
    • Third precedence: use of default value (=SCHEDULER_HOME/var_SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT)
• -timeout=<number>
  • This option can be used to specify the number of seconds that the Agent will wait for tasks to stop. 
  • This option can be applied for stop and restart commands.
  • The Agent sends a SIGTERM signal to the taksk and having reached the timeout a SIGKILL signal will be sent to stop any tasks immediately.
• -kill-script=<location of kill script>

  • The kill scripts provide the functionality to kill a task and it's child processes.

  • Two kill scripts are provided
    

    • ./bin/jobscheduler_agent_kill_task.sh for Unix as default

    • .\bin\jobscheduler_agent_kill_task.cmd for Windows as default

  • This option can be used to specify the location of a different "kill script" if necessary

  • Should you want to specify a different "kill script" then the following precedence applies:

    • First precedence: command line option
    • Second precedence: environment variable SCHEDULER_KILL_SCRIPT (see below)
    • Third precedence: use of default value
• -java-options=<java options>

  • With Java 1.8 the initial memory allocation has changed, for details see How to manage the Java heap space.

  • This option can be used to apply Java options for the JobScheduler Universal Agent, e.g. the memory settings.

  • Without this option being used the Java options default to '-Xms100m'.

  • Should you want to specify the Java options then the following precedence applies:

    • First precedence: command line option
    • Second precedence: environment variable JAVA_OPTIONS (see below)
    • Third precedence: use of default value
• -job-java-options=<java options>

  • Without this option being used the Java options for each job which is started by the JobScheduler Universal Agent.

  • Should you want to specify the Java options for the jobs then the following precedence applies:

    • First precedence: command line option
    • Second precedence: environment variable SCHEDULER_JOB_JAVA_OPTIONS (see below)

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