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Pressing CTRL+C kills Rational Synergy CLI session.

Troubleshooting


Problem

Rational Synergy CLI session can be started by executing "ccm start" command. Multiple Synergy CLI sessions can be started by using "-m" option in the "ccm start" command. Once the session is started, the session address needs to be set to the "CCM_ADDR" environment variable, so that any Synergy commands executed in that console shall run using that session address. In UNIX platforms, the session start command and setting the CCM_ADDR environment variable can be performed by a single command. For example: > export CCM_ADDR=`ccm start -d /data/ccmdb/basedb -s [http://synergyserver.com:8400] -nogui -m -q -pw xxx` If the Synergy CLI session start command and CCM_ADDR setting is performed through a single command, then pressing CTRL+C when there are no active commands running, would kill the Synergy CLI session.

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Modified date:
19 June 2026

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