Re: opstatus meanings

[Nathan Gibbs]

* Jim Trocki wrote:
 STAT_UNKOWN unknown (reserved for stupid things)

So this one is always returned if a user is logged on.
Sorry couldn't resist.
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opstatus meanings

[Alex Dean]

I'm not always sure what to make of the output of 'moncmd show  
opstatus'.


0 = failure
1 = ok

These seem pretty clear (though they're backward from normal exit  
codes, and that confused me at first).  I sometimes also see status  
'7', which seems to happen when mon starts up, before the monitor has  
been run.  It also pops up if there's some configuration problem, like  
mon can't find the monitor script.


Is there any more complete list of opstatus values and their  
meanings?  I saw this question from the mailing list back in 2005, but  
there was no response.

  http://www.mail-archive.com/mon@linux.kernel.org/msg01647.html

alex


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Re: opstatus meanings

[Jim Trocki]

On Mon, 14 Dec 2009, Alex Dean wrote:


I'm not always sure what to make of the output of 'moncmd show opstatus'.

0 = failure
1 = ok

These seem pretty clear (though they're backward from normal exit codes, and 
that confused me at first).  I sometimes also see status '7', which seems to 
happen when mon starts up, before the monitor has been run.  It also pops up 
if there's some configuration problem, like mon can't find the monitor 
script.


Is there any more complete list of opstatus values and their meanings?  I saw 
this question from the mailing list back in 2005, but there was no response.

http://www.mail-archive.com/mon@linux.kernel.org/msg01647.html


#
# operational statuses
#
($STAT_FAIL, $STAT_OK, $STAT_COLDSTART, $STAT_WARMSTART, $STAT_LINKDOWN,
 $STAT_UNKNOWN, $STAT_TIMEOUT, $STAT_UNTESTED, $STAT_DEPEND, $STAT_WARN) = 
(0..9);



: uplift ~/mon/export/mon-1.2.0$; cat doc/README.variables 
$Id: README.variables,v 1.1.1.1 2004/06/09 05:18:06 trockij Exp $


[...]


_op_status
STAT_FAIL   the monitor returned a failure
STAT_OK the monitor returned a success
STAT_COLDSTART  a coldstart trap was received
STAT_WARMSTART  a warmstart trap was received
STAT_LINKDOWN   a linkdown trap was received
STAT_UNKOWN unknown (reserved for stupid things)
STAT_TIMEOUTa trap timeout occurred
STAT_UNTESTED   this service has not yet been tested
STAT_DEPEND this service has been marked by the depend routines
STAT_WARN   a warning state

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