On 01/25/2010 05:47 PM, Malcolm Hunter wrote:
Ah, slightly different to CentOS/Redhat - with those you don't need the "Starting Xymon" / "Stopping Xymon" as these are displayed anyway.
I just 'borrowed' another script and tailored it to work the way I needed. As to the display of messages at boot time, I don't recall checking if they come out without the echo statements. I've been using this script for several years.
What's the reason for changing directory? What's rc_status in this context? Is there a reason for not using "./hobbit.sh restart" instead of "stop / start"?
1. cd? hobbit.sh lives in $HOME/server
2. rc_status? I don't know.
3. hobbit.sh restart? Because at boot time I want Xymon to start (./hobbit.sh start) and at shutdown I want xymon to stop (./xymon.sh stop).
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