Here is a patch that provides the status action functionality for nmbd,
smbd, and winbindd. I developed this against Ubuntu and am submitting
this for inclusion in Debian. Thanks to Steve for his copious feedback
on IRC.
Note that the hunk dealing with the debian/control file may need to be
Hi-
I'm working on a generic status_of_proc() function to be provided
by /lib/lsb/init-functions in the lsb-base package.
This bug is:
* http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=483285
This function also currently uses /bin/pidof, although eventually, I'd
like at add some improved
On Thu, Jul 03, 2008 at 05:39:31PM +0200, Tim Stoop wrote:
Op 2-jul-2008, om 5:54 heeft Steve Langasek het volgende geschreven:
I think it would be better to first fix winbind to use a proper PID
file,
then use code similar to that in the smbd/nmbd case.
I'll spend some time today to see if
Op 2-jul-2008, om 5:54 heeft Steve Langasek het volgende geschreven:
I think it would be better to first fix winbind to use a proper PID
file,
then use code similar to that in the smbd/nmbd case.
I'll spend some time today to see if I can fix that. I guess the --
make-pidfile option from
Op 2-jul-2008, om 5:54 heeft Steve Langasek het volgende geschreven:
There's an example of this already in /etc/init.d/samba.
Ah yes, in testing. Using that version of the init script now for my
development (seems to work as expected for the version in Etch, too).
Perhaps that check is
Op 30-jun-2008, om 23:14 heeft Steve Langasek het volgende geschreven:
Here comes the criticism ;)
I prefer the term constructive remarks ;-)
So the right way to do this is to look at the PID files themselves
first,
check their contents, and verify that those processes are still
running.
On Tue, Jul 01, 2008 at 10:34:09AM +0200, Tim Stoop wrote:
Note that procps is required for this functionality to work, because of
the
use of ps. I don't know that a dependency is actually warranted,
since this
is optional functionality; anyway, procps is Priority: required, so it
will
Op 28-jun-2008, om 15:25 heeft Christian Perrier het volgende
geschreven:
I think you're very welcome to propose a patch. We'll review it
(indeed, Steve will criticize it and I'll just look..:-)) and,
hopefully, integrate it.
This is my addition to the initscript for samba:
status)
This is my addition to the initscript for samba:
I rewrote it to fit the indentation style we use.
I have no deep advice here, except that:
- the echo stuff add extra noise and are not handled by the LSB init
functions. Not sure whether this is wanted. Actually, the important
stuff are
Op 30-jun-2008, om 19:44 heeft Christian Perrier het volgende
geschreven:
- the echo stuff add extra noise and are not handled by the LSB init
functions. Not sure whether this is wanted. Actually, the important
stuff are return codes... I'd vote to remove these echo lines.
Although I
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 09:34:17AM +0200, Tim Stoop wrote:
Op 28-jun-2008, om 15:25 heeft Christian Perrier het volgende
geschreven:
I think you're very welcome to propose a patch. We'll review it
(indeed, Steve will criticize it and I'll just look..:-)) and,
hopefully, integrate it.
Here
Quoting Tim Stoop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I hope you'll see it from that point of view. If so, I created a
'status' function in my own samba init script. If you'd like, I can
post it here. It's not very good (I'm using pidof...), but it seems
to work and maybe can be a starting point for a
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