nohup $binfile $cmdline_options >> $logfile 2>> $errorlogfile &
^^ ^^^
That binary is invoked from the RA, right?
Sure.
So neither stdout nor stderr should be "said" so Linux-HA should not log
it. I'm just curious why it does.
Well, despite your redirections, something shows up on stdout (or
stderr). If it does, then it's logged. I really can't say why it
does show up though.
I hate to admit it, but it was an error in my RA. What else ...
The RA supports to configure $logfile and $errlogfile.
If both is set, then the syntax above is used and actually works.
If $errlogfile is not set, then both stdout and stderr go to $logfile.
But apparently there was a syntax error and that was the reason for
stderr showing in the logs.
Thanks though.
Regards
Dominik
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