Hi!
I tried to compare a value returned by ping(d) to a value given in a location
contrain:
location only-if-connected nag_grp \
rule $id="only-if-connected-rule" -inf: not_defined pingd or pingd lte
2000
I thought, lte stands for "[l]ess [t]h[e]n". That's obviously wrong, because
when I shut down one of my ping nodes (each with a multiplicator of 1000), the
value of ping(d) becomes 2000 and my resource "nag_grp" stops. Does "lte"
really stand for "[l]ess [t]hen or [e]qual"?
I don't find any documentation of the possible operators in location
constraints. Could anyone point me to the fine manual? :)
Thanks,
Andreas
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