Thanks to
John Seel (john.seel_at_us.faulding.com - funny that, he works for the same
company!!)
Alay Shah (shahal_at_allegiance.net)
Alan Davis (davis_at_tessco.com)
Further testing and suggestions from members of the list showed me the
obvious, that there are 4 processes running on the ase service mounted on
one host. 2 are sleep commands from the scripts and the other 2 are the
scripts themselves. This is because the scripts cd to the directory (ase
mounted directory) to scan the directory in between sleeps. It had nothing
to do with the asemgr command line string.
Also a better option (far simpler than using asemgr -d -v) is to check in
the /var/ase/tmp directory for the
<service>_IS_RUNNING file
This file is only on the host member of the cluster that the ase <service>
is mounted to.
Darn it I should a known, they send me on these #$^%^%$ courses and only
half the stuff sticks, mumble mumble.
Thanks again for all your help.
Thanks
Wayne Blom
System Specialist
Technical Development Healthcare
F H Faulding & Co Limited
Ground Floor
1 Station St
Hindmarsh SA 5007
Ph: +61 8 8241 8334
FAX: +61 8 8241 8357
Mobile: +61 0419 808 496
Email: wayne.blom_at_au.faulding.com
Received on Fri Sep 08 2000 - 00:19:49 NZST