scripting start /stop of HTML servers on Linux

[unitas99007]

I've got a Red Hat Linux HTML server thats been acting kind of unstable. I'd like a quick script to systematically shutdown all JDE /Websphere /HTTP services and the management agent, and then another one to start them all up again. Here's what I've got so far.

Keep in mind scripts are stored at /web, and all related items are installed in the following locations:

JDE management agent - /web/JDE_HOME
IBM HTTP Server - /web/HTTPServer
Websphere 6.1 - /web/WebSphere61

This script, "start_services.sh", to start all services:

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cd /web/JDE_Home/bin
./restartAgent
cd /web/HTTPServer/bin
./apachectl start
cd /web/WebSphere61/AppServer/bin/
./startServer.sh "server1"
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And this script, "stop_services.sh", to stop all services:

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cd /web/WebSphere61/AppServer/bin
./stopServer.sh "server1"
cd /web/HTTPServer/bin
apachectl stop
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This all works great. However, if I start or stop our application server for our HTML that way (ie, startServer.sh "test_j2ee_83"), it cannot be managed by server manager, and give permission denied errors and that sort of thing.

Any ideas on finishing out this script the proper way??