Debug: /etc/cmcluster/debug

[Stuart Walker]

Anyone used this debug file before? I seem to recall using it some time last year whereby we simply "touched" /etc/cmcluster/debug. When each package was started, its corresponding VG's were activated and filesystems mounted, but no application component of the package was started. A lot of this is from memory, so I'd just like to confirm this. Note that we are running HP-UX 11.00, MC/Service Guard ver. A.11.13.

Regards,

Stuart

[Animesh Chakraborty]

Hi Stuart,
Your memory still working :)
We always use debug file for that purpose.We are using Informix databese.
Output from our pkg log file:

Sep 15 17:40:34 - Node "ctap1": (test_debug): BEGIN
Sep 15 17:40:34 - Node "ctap1": (test_debug): found file debug
Sep 15 17:40:34 - Node "ctap1": (test_debug): DEBUG-mode: Stopping SGeSAP SAP sp
ecific runtime steps

########### Node "ctap1": Package start completed at Sun Sep 15 17:40:3
4 SST 2002 ###########

[melvyn burnard]

This is a normal method of doing exactly what you say.
SAp in an SG environment does exactly that, so yes, the gray cells are still in working order ;-}

[BradF]

We use the /etc/cmcluster/debug file with our SG SAP package.

The checking for the debug file needs to be in the package scripts. Our SG package for OmniBack doesn't check for a debug file.

-Brad