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Repeating cron jobs after network outage
Multiple scripts will fail once the NFS mount goes bad, and none of them actually use the NFS mount. The NFS mount is used by SA's only to transfer upgrade files (NIM or something). So none of the scripts (mine or the other app-dev's) touch anything about it. But once NFS dies. . . all scrips... -
Repeating cron jobs after network outage
No. I'm sure I'm not crossing filesystems, nor using networking via ypbind to get to any remote box. (We're not using ANY part of the "yp" suite as far as I can tell.) I would point out that someone (one of the SAs) left a hard linked NFS mount from that box to another remote box. I use... -
Repeating cron jobs after network outage
Some additional knowledge. One of the scripts that seems to "repeat" is a "find" across a local filesystem for "core" files, it moves/renames found cores and sends and email. The find/move/rename has NOTHING (not not even NFS) to do with networking. Now . . . without sendmail the service... -
Repeating cron jobs after network outage
They're not (accessing NFS mounts). The SA's use NFS mounts incoming, manually invoked, for pgm updates and such. But the core application does not. There is a "shared array" that HA controls (onely one of the 2 hosts at a time can utilize it). Why do you ask? What would NFS mounts have to... -
Repeating cron jobs after network outage
And FYI, its one of a pair of HACMP boxes. Not sure how to check for HA version #. -
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Repeating cron jobs after network outage
AIX 5.2 (not sure about ML#, I'm the programmer wasting time trying to prove there IS a problem, not the Tech group that should be fixing it.) I'm in USA, with a AIX box in Cent.Amer. (So comm's go down between sites frequently.) Occasionally, when networking has been down (country to...
