Service startup fail

[Ryan Ma]

I have added a checking script to check the available of Oracle.

Here is the error messages using cmrunpkg.
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cmrunpkg : Script failed with no restart: oracle should not be restarted.
Check the syslog on node server1 and pkg log files for more detailed information.

Here is the error message in oracle.cntl.log
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Jan 31 16:04:33 - Node "server1": Starting service oracle_mon using
"/etc/cmcluster/oracle/oracle.sh monitor"
cmrunserv : Service name oracle_mon does not exist.
ERROR: Function start_services
ERROR: Failed to start service oracle_mon
Jan 31 16:04:33 - Node "server1": Halting service oracle_mon

[Steve Steel]

hi

Go to /etc/cmcluster/oracle_package/

Use cmviewcl -v to check status

Use cmcheckconf -P oracle_package.conf

Use cmmodpkg -e -n node oracle_package


Or correct errors


Steve Steel

[Sanjay_6 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

you should define the name of the service in the package configuration file. In this file the service name is defined under the variable,

SERVICE_NAME

First define the name of the service over here, then corresponding to this put the service name and service run command in the package control file. The package configuration file and package control files are found under /etc/cmcluster/pkg_name where pkg_name is the name of the package.

Hope this helps.

regds

[melvyn burnard]

when you say you hgave added a monitoring script, did you:
a) configure the package config file correctly?
b) configure the package control file correctly?
c) apply the changes?
d) make sure the script is executable and on all nodes that need to run the package?

[Ryan Ma]

I have not modified oracle.conf before. I have just modified oracle.cntl

After I make appropiate changes, applying the config and debug the monitor script :), the package is working now.

Thanks!