On 27. jan. 2006, at 20.36, P Holdaway wrote:
There appears to be a race condition when issuing monit start
commands on
processes that are dependant on each other.
To illustrate...
Given processes b1 to b8 are dependant on process a.
If I stop all processes and then issue a separate start command
for each
process, I see in monit.log that the process b1 is being started
twice. Once
as a result of the dependency on process a, and once because of an
explicit
start command.
I have attached some files to help reproduce this problem.
You have a bug in your run.sh script I think. If I use this,
'start')
echo "Starting $name"
echo $$ > "$this_dir/$name.pid"
exec sleep 123456
;;
every process start and stop in order without any race condition...
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Jan-Henrik Haukeland
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