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08-19-2003 04:53 PM
08-19-2003 04:53 PM
mail sent over to me when the package fail over
Hi All,
How do I write a script that send an email when the package failover to the secondary node or the package goes down?????
Thanks
How do I write a script that send an email when the package failover to the secondary node or the package goes down?????
Thanks
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08-19-2003 08:49 PM
08-19-2003 08:49 PM
Re: mail sent over to me when the package fail over
Hi,
I just made this script. may this help U.
__________________________________________
#!/usr/bin/ksh
cmviewcl -v > /tmp/cmviewcl-v
cat /tmp/cmviewcl-v | grep -i down > /tmp/help
cat /tmp/cmviewcl-v | grep -i halting >> /tmp/help
cat /tmp/cmviewcl-v | grep -i unknown >> /tmp/help
cat /tmp/help | mailx -s "paoclind" test@company.com
exit
---------------------------------------------
you can put this script in cron to run every min. This will tell you the status of cluster note this will not execute till the time something wrong happens.
Regards
saurav
I just made this script. may this help U.
__________________________________________
#!/usr/bin/ksh
cmviewcl -v > /tmp/cmviewcl-v
cat /tmp/cmviewcl-v | grep -i down > /tmp/help
cat /tmp/cmviewcl-v | grep -i halting >> /tmp/help
cat /tmp/cmviewcl-v | grep -i unknown >> /tmp/help
cat /tmp/help | mailx -s "paoclind" test@company.com
exit
---------------------------------------------
you can put this script in cron to run every min. This will tell you the status of cluster note this will not execute till the time something wrong happens.
Regards
saurav
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08-20-2003 05:10 AM
08-20-2003 05:10 AM
Re: mail sent over to me when the package fail over
Add a line to each node's package control script - customer_defined_run_cmds section, which generates an email to notify you that the package is now running on this server.
Example:
echo "ACLK pkg starting on $HOSTNAME " | elm -s "ACLK STARTING ON $HOSTNAME" sed@atl.hp.com
-Stephen Doud
Example:
echo "ACLK pkg starting on $HOSTNAME " | elm -s "ACLK STARTING ON $HOSTNAME" sed@atl.hp.com
-Stephen Doud
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