On 02/27/08 23:05, Liane Praza wrote: > + If the optional -q is provided in the fourth form, the command > + produces no human-readable text and simply returns an error > + code indicative of the existence of degraded services. With > + this flag, an error code of 3 indicates services exist that are in > + a maintenance state whereas an error code of 0 indicates > + no services in the maintenance state.
This text reads as if the exit code "3" is only ever set when the user specifies '-xq'. I would assume that the exit code is always set to reflect the command's status and that -q only quiets the output. Joep
