On 2008-09-10T18:58:19, Jeff Stoner <jstoner@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The Script resource is a generic resource (as opposed to the more
> specific mysql, nfs, ip, file system, etc. resources.) The script
> identified in the <script> section is responsible for properly starting,
> stopping and verifying the resource is functioning properly. The script
> needs to conform to LSB + OCF RA API draft specifications. This means a
> script *must* accept as parameters, at a minimum for use with cluster
> services, start, stop and status. These script must exit with 0 for
> success and a non-zero value for any non-success condition (error,
> warning, got up on the wrong side of the bed, whatever.)
Is it really only 0 versus non-zero for status? How does the system
distinguish between running, failed, and cleanly stopped then? I ask
because both LSB & OCF specify a slightly more differentiated status
exit code.
Regards,
Lars
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