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Hello,
I use FFP 0.5 and I have a problem with crontab.
I put standards files crond.sh and cronjobs.sh in ffp/start.
Jobs are added normally when NSA start.
/ffp/start/crond.sh status -> crond is running normally.
First job start normally and then
/ffp/start/crond.sh status -> crond is not running
Second job doesn't start
Any Idea ?
Thanks
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In fact crond stop at the end of a few minutes
root@nsa221:~# date Thu Nov 3 14:34:06 CET 2011 root@nsa221:~# /ffp/start/crond.sh status crond is running normally root@nsa221:~# date Thu Nov 3 14:40:10 CET 2011 root@nsa221:~# /ffp/start/crond.sh status crond is not running
crond.sh
#!/ffp/bin/sh
# PROVIDE: crond
# REQUIRE: LOGIN
. /ffp/etc/ffp.subr
name="crond"
start_cmd="crond_start"
stop_cmd="crond_stop"
status_cmd="crond_status"
crond_start()
{
cronfile=/var/run/crond.pid
#get the pid, if it exists
if [ ! -f $cronfile ];then
crond -b -L /mnt/HD_a2/logs/cron.log
return
fi
thispid=`cat $cronfile`
if [ ! -d /proc/$thispid ];then
crond -b -L /mnt/HD_a2/logs/cron.log
return
else
echo "crond is already running"
fi
}
crond_stop()
{
cronfile=/var/run/crond.pid
#get the pid, if it exists
if [ ! -f $cronfile ];then
echo "crond is not running"
return
fi
thispid=`cat $cronfile`
if [ ! -d /proc/$thispid ];then
echo "crond is not running"
else
kill -9 $thispid
fi
}
crond_status()
{
cronfile=/var/run/crond.pid
#get the pid, if it exists
if [ ! -f $cronfile ];then
echo "crond is not running"
return
fi
thispid=`cat $cronfile`
if [ ! -d /proc/$thispid ];then
echo "crond is not running"
else
echo "crond is running normally"
fi
}
run_rc_command "$1"What is it necessary to make that crond is always running ?
Last edited by Mattiews (2011-11-03 15:43:26)
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