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I have custom scripts located in /usr/share/cluster, they
are associated with each service in the cluster and execute when the service
starts/stops. At the beginning of the start/stop sections I have a
definition to send me an email when the service starts/stops. Whenever I update
the cluster config by issuing the command “ccs_tool update
/etc/cluster/cluster.conf”, for each service already running I get the
email stating the cluster service is starting even thought it doesn’t because
it already is running. I cannot seem to figure out why this is.
Here is an example of my script in /usr/share/cluster. Everything works
great, I am just stumped as to why I get email about the services starting anytime
I update the cluster.conf file. Any incite is appreciated. #!/bin/sh # # Cluster service script to start/stop oracle # HOSTNAME=`/bin/hostname` SVCNAME="service1" STARTMSG="Starting $SVCNAME on node $HOSTNAME" STOPMSG="Stopping $SVCNAME on node $HOSTNAME" case $1 in start) /bin/echo
$STARTMSG | /bin/mail -s "RED HAT CLUSTER SERVICE" my.email@xxxxxxxxxxxxx su - oracle -c
"/service1/rcs/start_oracle.sh" ;; stop) /bin/echo
$STOPMSG | /bin/mail -s "RED HAT CLUSTER SERVICE" my.email@xxxxxxxxxxxxx su - oracle -c
"/service1/rcs/stop_oracle.sh" ;; esac exit |
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