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Hi,
I have having problems with the apache script after installing on Slackware 9.1
I haven't used slackware in 10 years, glad to see they're still alive
and kicking ;).
if
[ ! -f "$CONFIGFILE" -a "X$COMMAND" -eq Xstop ] <------- PROBLEMS OCCUR
HERE
then
echo "$CONFIGFILE not found - apache considered stopped"
exit 0
fi
This is acid for the eyes. Please contact the responsible slackware
maintainer for this subsystem and get him to fix it. It's not a job of
the LVS community. If it's part of the linux-HA sub system, send this
fix to them.
WHY??? Easy fix. -eq is for NUMERIC comparision so change the line to the
following:
[ ! -f "$CONFIGFILE" -a "X$COMMAND" = "Xstop" ]
Then you will have no errors in your logs......
Most definitely. However, that doesn't change the fact that this script
is really badly engineered (two completely orthogonal semantics in one
check). Even though it's only a scripting language general rules of
software design apply.
Please all maintainers of sub systems in your distro, work together to
get a unified runlevel concept with clean start/stop scripts. And for
heaven's sake, buy a book on shell scripting or read the following
must-read starter documentation:
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
Cheers,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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