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J. Roeleveld a écrit : |
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> Hi all, |
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> Does anyone know if an existing method to have init-scripts on server A wait |
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> for a service on server B to be started? |
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> Reason for this: |
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> I have one server containing all the databases, one that operates as a NAS and |
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> the DNS is running on server 3. |
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> In order for the different machines to start correctly, I need to configure it |
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> that server 3 starts the DNS before the other machines try to access other |
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> machines (don't want to maintain hosts-files as it all works fine once the |
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> servers are up and running) |
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> Also need to make sure the database and NAS is running before the webserver |
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> starts. |
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> I tried to google for it, but I can't find a usefull search string that will |
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> give me anything usefull. |
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> I don't mind reqriting init-scripts for this, but am looking for a way to |
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> check if services are up and running from within the init-scripts. |
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> Thanks, |
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> |
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> Joost Roeleveld |
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Monit may be able to meet your needs and reduce the amount of work you'd |
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have to do to script this up yourself. |
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http://mmonit.com/monit/ |
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An advantage of not touching the init scripts is that you don't have to |
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maintain patches or deal with merge prompts when a package updates it's |
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init script. |
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Regards, |
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Carlos |
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