Sean Whitton:
> Okay, how can I tell that this server is down using this new system?
i created another status file, "status_sql". (it's actually a symlink to the
server currently holding user databases).
- river.
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Okay, how can I tell that this server is down using this new system?
Sean
On 05/09/07, River Tarnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sean Whitton:
> > Could someone kindly remind me which box user databases are on (1, 2 or
> > 3?)?
>
> user databases are on "sql". you shouldn't rely on them being o
Sometimes, I didn't know on which server I work, because I use as
mysql-host:
$lang."wiki"."-p.db.ts.wikimedia.org"
I'm happy about this solution.
These are multilingual script and I don't want to think about on which
server the special language is.
I don't think that it is really neccesary to c
Sean Whitton:
> Could someone kindly remind me which box user databases are on (1, 2 or
> 3?)?
user databases are on "sql". you shouldn't rely on them being on a particular
cluster, since they might move to another one (after zedler crashed, i moved
user dbs from zedler to vandale).
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On 9/5/07, Sean Whitton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Could someone kindly remind me which box user databases are on (1, 2 or 3?)?
>
s2. However currently both s1 and s2 point to the same server.
Bryan
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Hello,
Could someone kindly remind me which box user databases are on (1, 2 or 3?)?
Thanks,
Sean
On 05/09/07, Byrial Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DaB. wrote:
> > To inform our tool-user better in future, I created some files:
> >
> > http://tools.wikimedia.de/status_s1 (same for s2 and s
DaB. wrote:
> To inform our tool-user better in future, I created some files:
>
> http://tools.wikimedia.de/status_s1 (same for s2 and s3).
That accounts for connections to sql-s1, sql-s2 and sql-s3.
What about connections to sql to access the toolserver database?
Shouldn't there be a status fil
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> Subject: Re: [Toolserver-l] SQL-S2 down and new status-files
>
> DaB.:
> > You should read the file and parse the first line, that not beginns with
> > "#".
> > Then your tool knows, what's the status of cluster is. Is it "OK"
DaB.:
> You should read the file and parse the first line, that not beginns with "#".
> Then your tool knows, what's the status of cluster is. Is it "OK", you have
> to do nothing more, if it's "INFO" and "WARN", it's your decison if you
> display something. Is it "ERRO" or "DOWN" you must ("mus
Hello,
Am Montag 03 September 2007 23:01 schrieb Sean Whitton:
> Hello,
>
> To confirm, are you suggesting we edit our scripts to read this file
> and put in "sorry, server is down" if that is the case?
You should read the file and parse the first line, that not beginns with "#".
Then your tool k
Hello,
To confirm, are you suggesting we edit our scripts to read this file
and put in "sorry, server is down" if that is the case?
This only applies to tools using sql too, right?
I am personally against an enforcable rule (but would definately
follow it if imposed).
Thanks,
Sean
On 03/09/07
Hello all,
perhaps anybody (someone?) didn't notice it: The msql-db on zedler (=S2 and
userdatabases) crashed. The restore is in progress, please wait a bit.
We get many questions from tool-user "The tool xyz does not work" or "Why is
the toolserver defect/crashed/explode?".
To inform our tool
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