Just wanted to thank everyone on their responses and pointers. They all
have been a great help. I'll be bugging the list again shortly, so watch
out ;)
Also, just looking at the mail archives, seems that not all user
contributed monitors/tools are on kernel.org. Anyone have any
recommendations on
On Monday 20 May 2002 08:46 pm, you wrote:
> Im just starting out with mon, and find it very cool, but also some things
> are a pain. I have various hostgroups, which all need a core set of
> services checked, then some other services which are unique to the
> hostgroup. Example:
>
> The DNS hostg
Scott Prater writes:
>
> I believe the "unary operator expected" error is occurring in the line:
>
> if [ $9 = "-u" ]; then
>
> Whenever I do shell scripting, I always use the trick explained in _Unix
> Power Tools_: instead of
> if [ $9 = "-u" ]
> do
> if [ "X$9" = "X-u" ]
>
> That w
Your right! my bad...
I'll have to claim the excuse of trying to write too many csh
scripts (and perl) which does use '==' for the comparison operator for it's
builtin test operator. (my shell is tcsh and my .tcshrc/.login scripts are
way more complex than they really need be, I don't u
Actually in plain vanilla sh the string comparison operator *is* "=", not
"==" (although bash will accept either).
One of those gotchas designed to drive Perl and C programmers nuts.
Scott Prater
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On Mon, 20 May 2002, kyle wrote:
> etc..So, is there a way for me to do an include where we have something
> like:
mon supports automatic pre-processing of config files with m4 if you
either append ".m4" to the end of the filename or if you start the server
with the "-M" option. since gnu m4 has
Peter,
The problem is with the code
if [ $9 = "-u" ]; then
$HEARTBEAT restart
else
$HEARTBEAT stop
fi
What you really want is
if [ $9 == "-u"]; then
the single '=' is for assignment, not for testing equiviance...
What's happening is that the heartbeat isn't running and
I believe the "unary operator expected" error is occurring in the line:
if [ $9 = "-u" ]; then
Whenever I do shell scripting, I always use the trick explained in _Unix
Power Tools_: instead of
if [ $9 = "-u" ]
do
if [ "X$9" = "X-u" ]
That way, the test will never fail, even if $9 doesn
